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Entries and operations: The great divide and the pitfalls of form frequency
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 22 (6):1039-1039 (1999)
Abstract
Results from our laboratories show clear frequency effects for regularly inflected forms in both German and English. Moreover, there does not seem to be sufficient evidence to treat the -s plural as the default plural in German. Together, these data do not support a dual modular structure of the language facultyMy notes
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