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acknowledgmentsintroduction  ÓïÑԽṹÓë¿Õ¼äÈÏÖª£º¿çѧ¿Æ˼άpart i  motion expressions from a typological perspective  chapter 1  main verb properties"  chapter 2  the typology of motion expressions revisited  chapter 3  rethinking english ' prepositions of movement' : the case of to and throughpart ii  representing motion in language acquisition  chapter 4  motion in first language acquisition: manner and path in french and english child language  chapter 5  how adult english learners of french express caused motion: a comparison with english and french natives  chapter 6  language typology, task complexity and the development of l2 lexicalization patterns for describing motion eventspart iii  conceptualizing motion beyond language use  chapter 7  languagerelated motion event similarities in english and spanishspeaking children  chapter 8  the £¨non£© linguistic effects of motion event typologylist of contributors