This paper investigates the role of structural priming in cross-linguistic influence, a well-
established yet poorly understood characteristic of bilingual language development. More …

Language is processed fast and incrementally and involves the simultaneous integration of
various sources of information. However, the exact way language processing unfolds in …

Previous research suggests that child HSs' performance in offline linguistic tasks is typically
worse than their age-matched monolingual peers and is modulated by linguistic and child …

A wealth of studies has shown that more proficient monolingual speakers are better at
predicting upcoming information during language comprehension. Similarly, prediction skills …

Research in sentence processing in bilingual children is emergent but incomplete as very
few studies examine the processing of structurally complex sentences or bilingual children's …

It is well-known that bilingual children's morphosyntactic systems can influence each other
(Serratrice, 2013). For example, an Italian-English bilingual child may use an overt instead …

We have previously shown that bilingual Spanish and English-learning infants can segment
English iambs, two-syllable words with final stress (eg, guiTAR), earlier than their …

This study investigates whether child second language (L2) learners can use syntactic
information during the processing of sentences involving unbounded dependencies and …

This study compared the online comprehension and the production of multiple interrogatives
in 18 Romanian-English bilingual children aged 6; 0–9; 2 (MAGE= 8; 0) living in the UK who …

Aims and Objectives: English allows inanimate objects to be sentence subjects (eg,“The
knife cut the bread”) but Korean and Japanese restrict subjects of causal sentences on the …