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    Most of the Research on Bilingual Language Acquisition Comes From
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Most of the Research on Bilingual Language Acquisition Comes From

Question 1

Question 1

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Most of the research on bilingual language acquisition comes from:


A) studies of children who moved from one language community to another
B) studies of adults who moved from one language community to another
C) case studies based on transcripts kept by researchers
D) case studies based on diaries kept by parents

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