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the egocentricity of young children ) , there should be some increase in the use of a for + S referents , whether or not they are presupposed . Then , as sensitivity to presupposedness develops , the child's use of articles should ...
the egocentricity of young children ) , there should be some increase in the use of a for + S referents , whether or not they are presupposed . Then , as sensitivity to presupposedness develops , the child's use of articles should ...
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First , the three - year - olds performed quite well ( 83 % accuracy ) in using a with the + S - P referents , but markedly less well ( 55 % ) in using the for the + S + P referents ; Maratsos interprets this as an indication that these ...
First , the three - year - olds performed quite well ( 83 % accuracy ) in using a with the + S - P referents , but markedly less well ( 55 % ) in using the for the + S + P referents ; Maratsos interprets this as an indication that these ...
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The results of the ' imitation with expansion ' task , which was administered only to the three - year - olds , are once again not directly relevant to the SNS Hypothesis , since all referents were + S . Nevertheless , the errors made ...
The results of the ' imitation with expansion ' task , which was administered only to the three - year - olds , are once again not directly relevant to the SNS Hypothesis , since all referents were + S . Nevertheless , the errors made ...
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A typology of the prestige language Henry Kahane | 495 |
Hearers overhearers and Clark Carlsons informative | 509 |
Rejoinder Herbert H Clark | 518 |
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