“…For example, word lists are recalled better than nonword lists (e.g., Hulme, Maughan, & Brown, 1991), words of high lexical frequency are recalled better than less frequent words (e.g., Roodenrys, Hulme, Alban, Ellis, & Brown, 1994), and lists of concrete words are recalled better than lists of abstract words (e.g., Walker & Hulme, 1999). These results clearly show that verbal WM strongly relies on the activation of LTM linguistic structures, moreover in a very fast and automatic manner (Kowialiewski & Majerus, 2018;Majerus, Van der Linden, Mulders, Meulemans, & Peters, 2004). Hence, it comes as no surprise that some WM models have grounded WM in terms of linguistic knowledge.…”