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Second-language acquisition / Sentence processing / Syntax / Second language / Natural language processing / English as a foreign or second language / Korean language / Wh-movement / Japanese language / Linguistics / Grammar / Psycholinguistics
Date: 2013-07-01 12:51:19
Second-language acquisition
Sentence processing
Syntax
Second language
Natural language processing
English as a foreign or second language
Korean language
Wh-movement
Japanese language
Linguistics
Grammar
Psycholinguistics

Evidence for L2 Syntactic Gap-Processing in Japanese Scrambling Sentences

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