Bilingual aphasia: Grammatical category-specific deficits

This article is centred on exploring the mechanisms of bilingual aphasia and how they have contributed to shedding light on bilingualism and their mental representation of languages. In addition, it will also examine how the language disorder or aphasia affects the bilingual brain compared to that of a monolingual, paying particular attention to grammatical category specific deficits. In addition, it will also summarize the different theories that have been raised to account for these effects in bilinguals, and the limited research conducted with bilinguals suffering from aphasia.This article is centred on exploring the mechanisms of bilingual aphasia and how they have contributed to shedding light on bilingualism and their mental representation of languages. In addition, it will also examine how the language disorder or aphasia affects the bilingual brain compared to that of a monolingual, paying particular attention to grammatical category specific deficits. In addition, it will also summarize the different theories that have been raised to account for these effects in bilinguals, and the limited research conducted with bilinguals suffering from aphasia