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Children's language at any given point is systematic.
Child is constantly forming their own hypotheses in speech and testing them. |
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| How do children construct grammars? |
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They already at the age of 4 can apply rules for the formation of plural, present progressive, past tense, 3rd singular, and possessives.
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| deals with meaning & pragmatics |
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| Structure: morphemes, words, sentences, and rules |
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| All of Chomsky's theories were first used in_______________. |
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| Who said, "What children learn about language is determined by what they already know about the world?" |
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| Who demonstrated that in all languages, semantic learning depends on cognitive development? |
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