Three Major Studies That Compared Grammatical Development in Bilinguals to Monolinguals

question 10

Multiple Choice

Three major studies that compared grammatical development in bilinguals to monolinguals indicated that:

• A) bilinguals develop grammatical knowledge in the same process and timeframe as monolinguals.
• B) bilinguals have difficulty acquiring grammatical knowledge.
• C) bilinguals mix languages and frequently produce errors.
• D) monolinguals are slower than bilinguals to acquire proficient use of grammar.

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