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WH-‐Questions in Bimodal Bilinguals: Evidence for Language ...

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<strong>WH</strong>-­‐front<strong>in</strong>g <strong>in</strong> Speech-­‐<br />

<strong>in</strong>Lluenced Sign <br />

• Both the sign languages allow <strong>WH</strong>-­‐fronted structures <strong>in</strong> <br />

addi-on to other ones. <br />

• Young monol<strong>in</strong>gual sign<strong>in</strong>g children use the double <br />

structures <strong>in</strong> spontaneous produc-on as early as 2;0; <br />

f<strong>in</strong>al and double structures appear <strong>in</strong> elicited produc-on <br />

of 5-­‐ and 6-­‐year-­‐olds. <br />

• Speech structures may be said to appear <strong>in</strong> sign if <strong>WH</strong>-­<strong>in</strong>i7al<br />

is over-­‐used compared to sign monol<strong>in</strong>guals. <br />

• Blend<strong>in</strong>g, mouth<strong>in</strong>g, and other <strong>in</strong>dica-ons of the spoken <br />

languages may also appear. <br />

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