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Data comparison presented in this article is demarcated within a research project on acquisition of “referent” mechanisms in SSL in the three levels of proficiency according to ACTFL (2001). Those referential forms are: a common noun with indefinite determinant, a proper noun, a third-person singular noun and their corresponding possessive determinants and an anaphora zero. The results from non-native samples are compared with those obtained by analyzing a corpus of native speakers of Spanish.

Patrón de uso de los mecanismos gramaticales de la referencia por estudiantes de español como segunda lengua