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Linguistics / Second Language Acquisition | | English term or phrase: universal tendencies | | Even though SLA is clearly marked with universal tendencies (e.g., developmental sequences, acquisition orders, Universal Grammar), it is clear that SLA learners are not all alike nor do they attain similar degrees of knowledge or proficiency over time. |
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