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Bilingualism and morphosyntactic change in Irish
This study examined bilingual Irish-English speakers’ judgements of morphosyntactic structures in Irish. The goal of the study was to identify and explain sources of morphosyntactic change, investigating whether there is discernible change in specific Irish structures, whether change is in part due
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