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The study investigates the acquisition of (written) Portuguese as a second language (L2) by deaf people having the Brazilian Sign Language (Libras) as a first language (L1), focusing on the use of the preposition ‘para’ to introduce the dative complement in Brazilian Portuguese (BP). Taking into consideration the ‘Partial Access Hypothesis’, according to which there is interference of L1 in L2 acquisition, as well as the hypothesis that constructions with agreeing verbs in Libras and with the  preposition ‘para’ in BP bear a relational head which denotes inclusion, namely Q/P( ⊂ ), we noticed, by means of an experimental study, that the presence of DIR on the agreeing verb in Libras favors the occurrence of the preposition ‘para’ in the interlanguage. The interference is positive whenever there is coincidence in parametric marking between BP and Libras, as the verb selects the preposition ‘para’, and its correspondent in Libras manifests DIR. In turn the negative interference arises whenever the preposition ‘para’ occurs with verbs that do not take a dative preposition in BP while its correspondent in Libras manifests DIR.

Interferência de verbos de concordância da Libras (l1) no uso de preposições na interlíngua de surdos aprendizes de português L2 (escrito)