ABSOLUTE FREQUENCY EFFECTS IN SECOND LANGUAGE LEXICAL ACQUISITION

Volume: 41, Issue: 04, Pages: 721 - 744
Published: Jan 31, 2019
Abstract
A number of longitudinal studies of L2 production have reported frequency effects wherein learners' produce more frequent words as a function of time. The current study investigated the spoken output of English L2 learners over a four-month period of time using both native and non-native English speaker frequency norms for both word types and word tokens. The study also controlled for individual differences such as first language distance,...
Paper Details
Title
ABSOLUTE FREQUENCY EFFECTS IN SECOND LANGUAGE LEXICAL ACQUISITION
Published Date
Jan 31, 2019
Volume
41
Issue
04
Pages
721 - 744
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