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Language is best learned by breaking it into small portions. The more you repeat, the more you learn.

• First generation

• Second generation

• Third generation

• Fourth Generation

• Fifth Generation

Language is learned through experience and interaction in real life situations.

• First generation

• Second generation

• Third generation

• Fourth Generation

• Fifth Generation

Language is a social phenomenon, an instrument of communication.

• First generation

• Second generation

• Third generation

• Fourth Generation

• Fifth Generation

Language learning is a process that needs to consider other fields such as pedagogy, psychology, linguistics, etc.

• First generation

• Second generation

• Third generation

• Fourth Generation

• Fifth Generation

A person who learns a second language at the age of 2, is considered a...

• productive bilingual

• late sequential bilingual

• subordinate bilingual

• simultaneous bilingual

A person who learns and lives the second-language in a SL-speaking country is considered a...

• productive bilingual

• endogenous bilingual

• exogenous bilingual

• simultaneous bilingual

A person who learns an L2 but forgets his/her L1 is considered a...

• productive bilingual

• recessive bilingual

• compound bilingual

• ascendant

When we talk about "coordinate bilingual" is usually because the person learned the second language...

• simultaneously

• one after the other when s/he was young

• one after the other when s/he was old

Whether there are two or more semantic systems depends on...

• Age

• Similarities and differences between the two languages

• Learning/teaching method

• All of the above

• None of the above

It refers to the alternation between two or more languages, or language varieties, in the context of a single conversation or situation, without breaking neither phonologic nor syntatic rules of either of the two languages used.