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Tamara Gómez Carrero
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Where the eye takes you: The processing of gender in codeswitching
R Fernández Fuertes, T Gómez Carrero, A Martínez González
Asociación Española de Lingüística Aplicada (AESLA), 2019
62019
Un pencil o una pencil? The importance of Spanish gender in switched DPs
T Gómez Carrero
22015
Who does it better? The acquisition of Spanish grammatical gender by L1 English and L1 Russian adults
T Gómez Carrero, A Ogneva
Revista Española de Lingüística Aplicada/Spanish Journal of Applied …, 2024
12024
Activation and local inhibition in the bilingual child’s processing of codeswitching
R Fernández Fuertes, T Gómez Carrero, JM Liceras
Second Language Research, 02676583241232221, 2024
2024
Who does it better?: The acquisition of Spanish grammatical gender by L1 English and L1 Russian adults
TG Carrero, A Ogneva
Revista española de lingüística aplicada 37 (1), 143-171, 2024
2024
The role of grammatical gender in Spanish-English switched DPs and copula constructions
TG Carrero
Universidad de Valladolid, 2023
2023
Does the ending matter? Revisiting the acquisition of L2 Spanish grammatical gender by gendered and ungendered L1 adults
TG Carrero, A Ogneva
En torno al lenguaje: nuevas aportaciones al estudio lingüístico, 251-268, 2023
2023
The role of grammatical gender in Spanish-English switched DPs and copula constructions..
T Gómez Carrero
2023
Codeswitching experimental data: grammatical gender in copula constructions with codeswitching
R Fernández Fuertes, T Gómez Carrero
2022
Codeswitching experimental data: grammatical person
R Fernández Fuertes, T Gómez Carrero
2022
Codeswitching experimental data: grammatical gender in DPs
R Fernández Fuertes, T Gómez Carrero
2022
Spanish grammatical gender in codeswitching: evidence from eye-movements
TG Carrero, RF Fuertes
UN PENCIL OR UNA PENCIL? THE IMPORTANCE OF SPANISH GENDER IN SWITCHED DPS
TG CARRERO
The Acquisition of Grammatical Gender in Spanish as a Second Language
TG Carrero
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