stages of language development 0.0 / 5 ? English LanguageChild language acquisitionA2/A-levelAQA Created by: molioliannCreated on: 05-05-15 12:24 pre-linguistic sounds Cooing stage: 0-1 month eat, sleep, cry 1-4 months intonational patterns Babbaling stage: 5-12 months making sounds in a certian enviroment internal behaviours 6-9 months different select sounds 1 of 4 Holophrastic stage 1 YEAR emergence of first word sounds relate to meanings own action or desire action sounds convey meanings use of nouns one word sentances 'Fis' phomonon perception of phonemes occurs earlier than the ability to produce those phonemes 2 of 4 two word stage 2 YEARS 2 words, different combonation of word order Three interpretations subject-verb (Molly go) verb-modifier (push truck) possesor-possesion (mummy sock) words lack morphological and syntactical markers 3 of 4 telegraphic stage Telegraphic stage 2-5 word sentances morthological overextension use of simple prepositions inflectional morphemes appear more complex syntax Post-telegraphic stage 36 months onwards Sentences with multiple clauses and grammar used in more complex ways, can sustain conversation 4 of 4
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