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Author		Conroy, Mark A.; Cupples, Linda
Title		"We could have loved and lost, or we never could have love at all"
		syntactic misanalysis in L2 sentence processing
Written in		English
Source		Studies in second language acquisition. - New York, NY [u.a.] : Cambridge Univ. Press
Volume		32
Year		2010
Issue		4
Page		523-552

Classification
Domains / Psycholinguistics / Deviation (psycholing.)

Domains / Psycholinguistics / Speech perception (psycholing.) / Reading (psycholing.) / Reading comprehension

Domains / Psycholinguistics / Frequency (psycholing.)

Domains / Second language acquisition / Second language acquisition (psycholing.) / Language comprehension (second language acquisition)

Levels / Lexicology / Word classes / Verb / Modal verb

Levels / Morphology / Inflection / Verb inflection / Tense (morph.) / Present perfect

Levels / Syntax / Sentence patterns / Deviation (synt.)

Levels / Syntax / Sentence patterns / Ambiguity (synt.)

Indo-European languages / Germanic / English / English in Australia


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Deviation (psycholing.) ; Sprachverständnis (Lesen) ; Textrezeption (Zweitspracherwerb) ; Text reception (second language acquisition) ; Reading comprehension ; Word frequency effect (psycholing.) ; Versprecherhäufigkeit; Speech error rate; Frequency (psycholing.) ; Processability theory; Language comprehension (second language acquisition) ; Modal verb ; Passé composé; Passato prossimo; Present perfect ; Anomaly (synt.) ; Nonsense sentence; Deviation (synt.) ; Syntaktische Homonymie; Syntactic ambiguity; Homonymie (synt.) ; Homonymy (synt.) ; Ambiguity (synt.) ; Australia (English language in) ; Australien (engl. Sprache in) ; English in Australia