Dev. Process Flashcards

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What is Appearance of Grammatical Morphemes?

A

Add syntactic specificity to the child’s language: early word combos

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At Stage 2 children begin to produce: ______ - verb-_____

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Subject- verb- object utterances

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At stage 2 children begin to ask early ____ questions…

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Wh-, is, -OMG

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4
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Stage ___ is when most grammatical morphemes emerge like -____ and -____

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3, -Ed, -s

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5
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Stage 3: children are producing ________ sentences

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Complete

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Stage _____: is 3;0-3; 6 years old?

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Stage 4 ; And ; con joining sentences

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Children sometimes increase their use of a new structure and later appear to use the new skill. What is this called?

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Regression

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When two main clauses are joined with a coordinating conjunction ( and, but, so) what is this called?

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Compound sentence

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Yes/ no questions require the use of ________ inversion ( the auxiliary verb is moved in front of the subject)

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Auxiliary Inversion; “ Are you going to school?”

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10
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Elaborated noun phrases include:

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Initiators, Determiners, Modifiers

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What telegraphic?

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These utterances contained content words such as nouns, adjectives, verbs, but lack function words, so they resemble telegrams. Ex: mommy eat, drive car

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