English Language 1.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? English LanguageChild language acquisitionA2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: ellieweston98Created on: 12-06-16 12:10 450 Old English 1 of 35 1800 Late Modern English 2 of 35 1100 Middle English 3 of 35 1500 Early Modern English 4 of 35 1476 Printing press 5 of 35 1702 First daily newspaper published 6 of 35 1755 Johnson's dictionary 7 of 35 1604 Table alphabeticall 8 of 35 1828 Noah Webster first American dictionary 9 of 35 1782 Britain decolonises America 10 of 35 1928 Oxford English dictionary published 11 of 35 When did schooling become compulsory? Victorian period- 1800s 12 of 35 Why is American English so influential? Hollywood, media, political power 13 of 35 Who invented the American Dictionary? Noah Webster 14 of 35 1607 first permanent English settlement in the now USA 15 of 35 When did the great vowel shift take place? Middle English 16 of 35 What dialect became accepted as the standard? London, Oxford, Cambridge 17 of 35 Chomsky Children are born with an innate ability to acquire language (LAD) 18 of 35 What is viruous error? Child uses regular suffixes on irregular verbs e.g. goed instead of went 19 of 35 What is poverty of stimulus? The lack of CDS 20 of 35 Piaget The understanding of concepts e.g. colour, bigger/ smaller, active/passive 21 of 35 Skinner Children learn language through condiitoning and repeating with positive or negative reinforcement from carers 22 of 35 Bruner Children learn language through input from carers which supports their innate ability (LASS) 23 of 35 Lennenberg Children have a critical period in which language can develop after this learning language is much harder 24 of 35 'Daddy go work' missing auxiliry- telegraphic stage 25 of 35 'timney' instead of 'chimney' substitution as the /t/ is easier to pronounce than the /ch/ 26 of 35 apples and oranges as ball over extension of the term ball to include all objects of that shape 27 of 35 nana instead of banana deletion as the child only pronounces the stressed syllables 28 of 35 child only refers to her boots as shoes but doesnt use the term to apply to anyone elses shoes under extension - believes term only applies to her 29 of 35 Hallidays functions Regulatory, personal, imaginative, heuristic, interactional, instrumental, representational 30 of 35 Wug test Jean berko Gleeson 31 of 35 forms of CDS Q/A, higher pitch, simple vocaulary, slow speech,hand gestures 32 of 35 What can Genie prove Disprove Chomsky LAD but proves critical period 33 of 35 example of pivot words no, more 34 of 35 open word class biscuit, food, ball 35 of 35
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