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Complex Sentences: Acquisition of Syntactic Connectives and the Semantic Relations They Encode
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What, When, and How about Why: A Longitudinal Study of Early Expressions of Causality
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Adult-child discourse: Developmental interaction between information processing and linguistic knowledge
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Variation and Reduction as Aspects of Competence in Child Language
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Structure and Variation in Child Language ...
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Patterns of structure and variation are described in the language development of four children in the period in which mean length of utterance progressed from 1.0 to approximately 2.5 morphemes. Verb relations were of central importance in the children’s language learning, and there was a similar developmental sequence among the children in the emergence of several semantic-syntactic categories of verb relations. Possible linguistic and cognitive explanations for the obtained developmental sequence are discussed. There was variation among the children in the lexical representation in utterances: although all four children presented the same semantics in their utterances—they talked about the same kinds of things and in the same sequence in the course of development—they did not use the same linguistic means for representing the same information. Two of the children learned a system of pronominal reference to persons and objects in verb relations, whereas the other two children learned categories of nominal ...
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Child development; Developmental psychology; Language acquisition; Morphemics
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URL: https://academiccommons.columbia.edu/doi/10.7916/D85T3KX4 https://dx.doi.org/10.7916/d85t3kx4
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