A Review of L1 and L2/ESL Word Integration Skills and the Nature of L2/ESL Word Integration Development Involved in Lower-Level Text Processing

This article examines the nature and development of fluent L2/ESL word integration skills involved in lower‐level text processing. Four theoretical approaches to word integration and sentence processing in the L1 and L2/ESL literature are discussed in conjunction with a review of the relevant resear...

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