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    • This effect was modulated by presentation time.

    Conclusions:

    • Grammatical links between words are computed more rapidly when the initial word is from a closed class.
    • Findings support a distinct computational role for open- and closed-class words in sentence processing.
    • Language processing involves immediate grammatical analysis, influenced by word type.