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Furthermore , the child might construe himself or herself as an even more salient possible possessor , and perhaps even more double - object sentences with the child as postverbal NP would be produced . 5.1 . SUBJECTS .
Furthermore , the child might construe himself or herself as an even more salient possible possessor , and perhaps even more double - object sentences with the child as postverbal NP would be produced . 5.1 . SUBJECTS .
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construction of send ( I'm sending the mouse a ball ) or the of - object construc- tion for move ( I'm moving the mouse of a ball ) , and had the child repeat the sentence once . The twelve priming sentences were presented to the ...
construction of send ( I'm sending the mouse a ball ) or the of - object construc- tion for move ( I'm moving the mouse of a ball ) , and had the child repeat the sentence once . The twelve priming sentences were presented to the ...
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As a result , Samoan adults make no attempt to assign meaning to children's egocentric utterances and do not engage ... child . In Anglo middle - class America , an ' expressed guess strat- egy ' is more commonly used in comparable ...
As a result , Samoan adults make no attempt to assign meaning to children's egocentric utterances and do not engage ... child . In Anglo middle - class America , an ' expressed guess strat- egy ' is more commonly used in comparable ...
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