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Phonetic norm versus usage in advanced French as a second language

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Date

2004

Authors

Thomas, Alain

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Publisher

Mouton de Gruyter

Abstract

This article is drawn from a large-scale ongoing study on linguistic progress in advanced French as a second language (FL2). The performance of 48 English-speaking students who spent their third year of university in France (the experimentalgroup) has been compared to that of 39 classmates who chose to stay and study at home in southern Ontario, Canada

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French, French as a Second Language, Sociolinguistic variation, Ontario, Second Language Variation

Citation

International Review of Applied Linguistics in Language Teaching; 42(4): 365-382