Third-Person Subjects in Native Speakers’ and L2 Learners’ Narratives: Testing (and Revising) the Givenness Hierarchy for Spanish

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Date: 2013-07-01 12:55:37 Linguistic typology Semantics Grammatical number Conjugations Pro-drop language Personal pronoun Null-subject language Referring expression Singular they Linguistics Syntax Pragmatics		Third-Person Subjects in Native Speakers’ and L2 Learners’ Narratives: Testing (and Revising) the Givenness Hierarchy for Spanish Add to Reading List Source URL: www.lingref.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 751,09 KB Share Document on Facebook

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