International audienceThis paper compares the anaphoric devices used by 10-year-old L1 and adult advanced L2 learners of French and English, to maintain discursive cohesion. It highlights the problems of underspecification in child productions, and of overspecification in adult learner productions, due to cognitive factors. It also shows that the typological properties of languages influence the choices made by learners.Cet article compare les procédés anaphoriques employés pour maintenir la cohésion discursive par des apprenants enfants en L1, francophones et anglophones de 10 ans, et adultes de niveau avancé en L2 (apprenants francophones de l'anglais et anglophones du français). Il souligne des problèmes de sous-spécification chez l'enfa...
International audienceThis paper describes the acquisition of the 3rd person pronoun ‘ il/elle ’ (he...
International audienceOral language production in bilingual children: what links with exposure? The ...
This article describes the first step in a research programme, which will compare the linguistic dev...
International audienceThis paper compares the anaphoric devices used by 10-year-old L1 and adult adv...
Thiss study aims at comparing L1 and L2 acquisition processes through an analysis of the lin...
International audienceThis study aims at comparing L1 and L2 acquisition processes through an analys...
International audienceRahter than present new results, this paper attempts to illustrate a functiona...
Compared to monolingual first language acquisition (L1), and adult second language acquisition (aL2)...
International audienceThis comparative study investigates the impact of language specific means and ...
We compare the use of additive particles such as aussi ('also'), encore ('again, still'), and their ...
Three interrelated perspectives are discussed in this synthesis of research (HDR): the acquisition o...
International audienceThis research studies the evolution of management of textual cohesion in writt...
International audienceIn the study of liaison acquisition, a key line of inquiry has focused on pote...
International audienceA child entering primary school can be considered a ‘native’ speaker, capable ...
International audienceThis paper describes the acquisition of the 3rd person pronoun ‘ il/elle ’ (he...
International audienceOral language production in bilingual children: what links with exposure? The ...
This article describes the first step in a research programme, which will compare the linguistic dev...
International audienceThis paper compares the anaphoric devices used by 10-year-old L1 and adult adv...
Thiss study aims at comparing L1 and L2 acquisition processes through an analysis of the lin...
International audienceThis study aims at comparing L1 and L2 acquisition processes through an analys...
International audienceRahter than present new results, this paper attempts to illustrate a functiona...
Compared to monolingual first language acquisition (L1), and adult second language acquisition (aL2)...
International audienceThis comparative study investigates the impact of language specific means and ...
We compare the use of additive particles such as aussi ('also'), encore ('again, still'), and their ...
Three interrelated perspectives are discussed in this synthesis of research (HDR): the acquisition o...
International audienceThis research studies the evolution of management of textual cohesion in writt...
International audienceIn the study of liaison acquisition, a key line of inquiry has focused on pote...
International audienceA child entering primary school can be considered a ‘native’ speaker, capable ...
International audienceThis paper describes the acquisition of the 3rd person pronoun ‘ il/elle ’ (he...
International audienceOral language production in bilingual children: what links with exposure? The ...
This article describes the first step in a research programme, which will compare the linguistic dev...