“…Previous monolingual-focused, developmental neuroimaging studies have identified brain regions that we now commonly refer to as "classic language areas", including the superior temporal gyrus (STG) and the left inferior frontal gyrus (IFG; Brauer & Friederici, 2007;Dehaene-Lambertz et al, 2006;Weiss-Croft & Baldeweg, 2015). Also, with increasing age, the language network develops greater left lateralization (Holland et al, 2007;Silver et al, 2021), with increased activation of semantic processing regions (frontotemporal areas, e.g., classic language areas of Brodmann areas 45, 47 -IFG, fusiform gyrus, superior and middle temporal gyri -STG, MTG (Skeide & Friederici, 2016) and sensory/motor regions (e.g., left premotor, bilateral primary motor, left somatosensory cortex; Weiss-Croft & Baldeweg, 2015) and a decrease in recruitment of default mode network (e.g., posterior cingulate cortex and precuneus) during cognitive control processes with age (Weiss-Croft & Baldeweg, 2015).…”