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The different functions of grammatical acquisition are distinguished as modules such that each represents a separate task for a comprehensive theory of the child's acquisition of grammar . The notion of an ' analysis device ' is ...
The different functions of grammatical acquisition are distinguished as modules such that each represents a separate task for a comprehensive theory of the child's acquisition of grammar . The notion of an ' analysis device ' is ...
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5 > contact with the toy we called ' touch ' , and we took this behavior as an indication that the child had accepted the utterance as a ' good'command and was making the natural response ; i.e. he was obeying . 4 ( b ) Look .
5 > contact with the toy we called ' touch ' , and we took this behavior as an indication that the child had accepted the utterance as a ' good'command and was making the natural response ; i.e. he was obeying . 4 ( b ) Look .
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grounds , it is argued that the child must bring a great deal of apparatus into the learning situation . Nor would psychologists in general disagree with this estimate ; but there is some question whether what the child brings to the ...
grounds , it is argued that the child must bring a great deal of apparatus into the learning situation . Nor would psychologists in general disagree with this estimate ; but there is some question whether what the child brings to the ...
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Competing changes as a cause of residue | 9 |
Proper nouns in English | 26 |
Relative clauses and possessive phrases in two Australian languages | 35 |
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