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Grammatical gender misselection and related errors in French writing by Malaysian students by Abdul Halim, Hazlina, Abd Rahim, Normaliza, Abdul Jabar, Mohd Azidan, Abdul Aziz, Adi Yasran

“…This study aimed to identify grammatical gender misselection errors made by Malaysian students in learning French as a foreign language with regard to writing skills. …”
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Electrophysiological correlates of error monitoring and feedback processing in second language learning by Bultena, Sybrine, Danielmeier, Claudia, Bekkering, Harold, Lemhöfer, Kristin

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Linguistic relativity: object categorisation differences between Arabic and English speakers by Dawood, Abdullah, Sen, Maya G., Yan, Jing Wu

“…We examined the potential effects of the Arabic grammatical gender system on object categorisation using an online voice attribution task. …”
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Garlic and ginger are not like apples and oranges: Effects of mass/count information on the production of noun phrases in English by Fieder, N., Nickels, L., Krajenbrink, T., Biedermann, Britta

“…Theories of lexical processing distinguish between two different types of lexical–syntactic information: variable extrinsic lexical–syntactic features, such as number (singular, plural), and fixed intrinsic lexical–syntactic properties, such as grammatical gender (e.g., masculine, feminine). Previous research using the picture–word interference paradigm has found effects of distractor lexical–syntactic congruency for grammatical gender but no congruency effects for number. …”
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Manipulation of gender in the translations of I am Malala and things fall apart by Mohamed Abdou Moindjie, Ummu Salmah Rahamatullah

“…Gender is a culture-specific problem because languages have different peculiarities of natural gender, grammatical gender, and dual gender, which need a semantic cultural approach. …”
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The lexical-syntactic representation of number by Nickels, L., Biedermann, Britta-Andrea, Fieder, N., Schiller, N.

“…While focusing on examples from English, we extend the framework to include languages with grammatical gender such as German.…”
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Information retrieval in tip of the tongue states: New data and methodological advances by Biedermann, Britta, Ruh, N., Nickels, L., Coltheart, M.

“…In Experiment 2, German speakers were asked to report grammatical gender and initial phoneme of nouns, when in a ToT state. …”
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Representation and processing of mass and count nouns: A review by Fieder, N., Nickels, L., Biedermann, Britta-Andrea

“…These lexical-syntactic attributes include grammatical gender (masculine/feminine/neuter), number (singular/plural) and countability (mass/count). …”
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Production of German -n plurals in Aphasia: Effects of dominance and predictability by Biedermann, Britta, Beyersmann, E., Mason, C., Machleb, F., Moormann, M., Lorenz, A.

“…Aims: This study examines the effect of plural dominance for the German – n plural, a plural form, which can be predictable or non-predictable on the basis of the ending of the singular word form and its grammatical gender. Hence, this study examines the role of dominance and predictability of plural production in aphasia. …”
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Women and the republic of letters in the Luso-Hispanic world, 1447-1700 by Villegas de la Torre, Esther Maria

“…The key criterion of selection has been the projection of a female voice in public texts, whether via a sobriquet, a real name, grammatical gender, or a pseudonym. However, where appropriate, it has been extended to include also literary correspondence, book inventories, and texts, which despite being published anonymously, have been shown to be by women. …”
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