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Language Dominance and Lexical Diversity: How Bilinguals and L2 Learners Differ in their Knowledge though it is legitimate to question how one can differentiate between different types of bilinguals or between bilinguals and second language learners. Some researchers are reluctant to engage in precise assessments of bilinguals’ proficiency profiles because this often leads to negative views of bi

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Lexical Diversity and Native-Like Selection: the Bonus of Studying Abroad,ite originality, but by the pervasive recycling of common word combinations (Sinclair, 1991). These can be simple collocates (e.g. ., whole utterances (e.g. . or complex syntactic frameworks needing a few additions (NP . . NP). Such fixed or partially fixed word combinations are named ‘native-like s

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Lexical Development in Instructed L2 Learners of French: Is there a Relationship with Morphosyntact phonology, syntax and lexis) are independent from one another and do not interact with each other except at the level of interfaces (which are external to them) (Jackendoff, 2002). One of the implications for language acquisition is that the processes by which these modules are acquired might also

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