Chapter Four

The Aspect Hypothesis, p.192In Primary Language Acquisition, p.193In Second Language Acquisition, p.195Grammatical and Lexical Aspect, p.205Investigations of the Aspect Hypothesis in Second Language Acquisition, p.227The Spread of Perfective Past, p.228The Spread of Imperfective Past, p.234The Spread of Progressive, p.237Overgeneralization of Progressive in States, p.238Sample Study: The Distribution of Verbal Morphology in Learner Narratives, p.239Assessing the Influence of Lexical Aspect, p.251Challenges to the Aspect Hypothesis, p.265Chapter Summary, p.272

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