Language, Band 65,Ausgaben 1-2Linguistic Society of America, 1989 |
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... ADULT FROM . Most adult uses of from ( 82 % on average ) were locative , just as they were in the children's speech . Adults , like most of the children , used from for time as well ( 8 % ) . But although children used from to mark ...
... ADULT FROM . Most adult uses of from ( 82 % on average ) were locative , just as they were in the children's speech . Adults , like most of the children , used from for time as well ( 8 % ) . But although children used from to mark ...
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... adult frequency and child order of acquisition ( correlated for each adult - child pair ) was considerably lower , with r = .36 . 6.2 . ADULT WITH . The major adult uses of with fell into three categories : comitative ( 21 ...
... adult frequency and child order of acquisition ( correlated for each adult - child pair ) was considerably lower , with r = .36 . 6.2 . ADULT WITH . The major adult uses of with fell into three categories : comitative ( 21 ...
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... adult frequency and child order of acquisition was again lower , at r = .59 , than the correlation among adults , but not reliably so . 6.4 . SUMMARY . It seems unlikely that children's NONCONVENTIONAL uses are based on adult uses . In ...
... adult frequency and child order of acquisition was again lower , at r = .59 , than the correlation among adults , but not reliably so . 6.4 . SUMMARY . It seems unlikely that children's NONCONVENTIONAL uses are based on adult uses . In ...
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