To assess the presence of cross-linguistic influence, this study compared the processing of
Dutch sentences by English–Dutch and German–Dutch bilingual and Dutch monolingual …

1.1 Introduction When bilingual children speak in one of their languages, you might not even
realise that they know another language. However, sometimes they say things in a slightly …

In five experiments, we examined cross-language activation during speech production in
various groups of bilinguals and trilinguals who differed in nonnative language proficiency …

This study explores the boundary conditions of crosslanguage permeability in syntactic
processing among late bilinguals, testing crosslinguistic influence (CLI) both from the first …

The cognate facilitation effect, a classic example of cross-language interaction in the
bilingual lexicon, has mostly been studied in adults. We examined the extent to which such …

A number of research studies have shown that the unique need in bilinguals to manage both
of their languages positively impacts their cognitive control processes. Yet, due to a dearth of …

Bilingual German fourth‐graders are expected to develop greater linguistic awareness than
monolingual children and therefore should habitually apply different text‐processing …

The point of departure of this study is the well-known hypothesis according to which
structures that involve the syntax–pragmatics interface and instantiate a surface overlap …

Differences between monolinguals and bilinguals are often attributed to crosslinguistic
influence. This paper compares production of discourse connectives by Dutch–Russian …

This study investigates language-processing differences between early, balanced, adult
bilinguals and monolinguals. Specifically, the study examines two questions: 1) whether …