Residual indeterminacy or optionality at core syntax

This Research provides an inner picture of Language acquisition at Core Syntactic level. An extensive amount of work has been consulted while writing this research. An experimental study determines the acquisition of English language by the speakers of two, syntactically un-identical, languages. The transfer of the grammatical elements from their native language at end-state (near native competence) indicates that the Native language plays a critical role while acquiring second language and its effect, no-matter trivial, exists.

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Masters in English from National University of Modern Languages, Pakistan (Distinction) followed by Masters in Linguistics and ELT from University of Leeds, England. Currently employed as lecturer and researcher at Abdul Wali Khan University Mardan (AWKUM).