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Month: May 2014

More on the Word Gap

Here’s a lovely thinkpiece on the Word Gap. I couldn’t agree more.

Author Kyle GormanPosted on May 2, 2014Format LinkCategories Acquisition, Language, SociolinguisticsLeave a comment on More on the Word Gap

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