When you write "...don't speak any Romance language...' how do define this...no knowledge whatsoever vs. limited facility? For example, I was educated in Canada and virtually all Anglophone Canadians have some familiarity with French, but that's different from being able to hold one's own in a Francophone community.

Thanks for your question, Rhianon Allen .

I’ve intentionally let this question open to interpretation and up to each potential respondent to decide whether he or she is eligible and willing to take part in the study.

The survey has some questions concerning the languages the respondent knows and uses, and whether they are native or second/foreign languages. That will help me sort out the survey respondents as necessary later.

The ideal respondents would be monolingual, but since I use Grosjean’s definition of bilingualism, those are rare. So at this point in my study, I’m just looking for people whose only native language is English and who live in an English-speaking environment. They may also know other languages, but they must not be using them for spoken communication on a daily basis.

Thank you. And thanks for adding that English should be the only mother tongue.