Across
- 5. provide a precise description of unconscious knowledge that speakers have about what is possible and not possible in their languages (White, 2018).
- 6. is one component of grammatical competence
Down
- 1. is also an important consideration in wh-movement in other languages; for example, case marking, which is inflectional, has been shown to be important in German (e.g., Jackson & Bobb, 2009)
- 2. is a theory of grammatical competence, in other words, the cognitive representation of the grammar of a language. Although it has evolved from original proposals in Chomsky (1957).
- 3. Is the representation among elements across clause boundaries are operational in L2 sentence processing performance (e.g., Felser et al., 2012; Juffs, 2005).
- 4. is an encapsulated module of the mind that is impermeable to memory constraints and conscious knowledge (Schwartz, 1999; Truscott & Sharwood Smith, 2011).
