Bilingualism may be driven by a single neurological 'grammar engine'

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Bilingualism may be driven by a single neurological 'grammar engine'

It's not uncommon for bilingual speakers to mistakenly apply the grammatical rules of one language while speaking the other—for example, saying "I have 20 years" instead of "I am 20" when asked about their age. ...

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