Titlebook: Comprehending and Speaking about Motion in L2 Spanish; A Case of Implicit L Samuel A. Navarro Ortega Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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The Linguistic Expression of Motion in Language, Spanish speakers tend to lexicalize the path (e.g., . ‘enter’), and focus on the trajectory of an entity in motion. Anglophones need to learn the central tendency of Spanish in order to package motion events in a way that is idiomatically correct. Talmy’s proposal also guides my analysis of the mot

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Motion-Event Descriptions a Recurrent Topic in Spanish Discourse,motion to the preferred Spanish morphosyntactic forms. The effect appears gradually to decrease with further exposure to L2 Spanish; and (2) the interlanguage of advanced Spanish learners more systematically resembles the L1 Spanish motion-conflation patterns. What is still unclear is when this conv

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Motion Events in the Speech + Gesture Interface,ative speakers of different communities communicate non-verbally. In the domain of motion, there is suggestive evidence supporting a language-specific relation between the lexicalization of the manner or path and gesture patterns. This means that learners who aspire to achieve high levels of profici

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Conclusion,bly safe predictors that the advanced learners would in time entrench the path conflation across usage events. For a conceptual category like motion, about which Anglophone learners of Spanish hear, and read about, listen to, and even enact within and outside of an instructional context, the lexico-

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