The lexicon in acquisition /

• Clark, Eve V.

• Language acquisition.
• Vocabulary

• Cambridge University Press,

• Cambridge studies in linguistics 65

• 0521484642
• 0521440505

• Includes index.
• Bibliography: p.260-292.
• Originally published: 1993.

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