6 Stages Of Language Development

Question 1

Final phase in language acquisition
Children build complex sentences.

Answer 1

Multi-word stage.

Question 2

3 words short phrases
longer than 2 elements
grammar isn’t prevalent
Understand basic instruction

Answer 2

Telegraphic Stage

Question 3

Using 2 words instead of one

Answer 3

Two-word stage.

Question 4

Sayin single words simple and concrete.

Answer 4

One-word Stage

Question 5

They use their speech organs
Articulation are typically noises or syllables that are not words yet and this is the 1st step towards 1st word.

Answer 5

Babbling stage.

Question 6

They don’t have language skills.
They communicate through sounds.
It’s either the cry coo snort laugh or murmur.

Answer 6

Pre-Linguistic Stage.

Question 7

This kind of bubbling means your infant will start adding constant vowel.

Answer 7

Marginal Babbling

Question 8

In this type of babbling the baby start a more repetitive babbling

Answer 8

Canonical Babbling

Question 9

When the baby start to repeat the same syllable

Answer 9

Reduplicated babbling

Question 10

Uses varied babbles

Answer 10

Non reduplicated babbling