Grammatical Development 0.0 / 5 ? English LanguageChild language acquisitionA2/A-levelAQA Created by: AbbyKingCreated on: 05-10-17 13:14 Holophrastic Stage A child says one word 1 of 14 Two-Word Stage A child says two words and starts to develop an understanding of syntax. 2 of 14 Telegraphic Stage A child starts using sentences of 3-4 words. 3 of 14 Content Words Words that are vital to a sentences meaning. 4 of 14 Grammatical Words Words that are crucial to the structure of a sentence. 5 of 14 Post Telegraphic Stage After the telegraphic stage. 6 of 14 Overextension When a child might give a word a broader meaning. 7 of 14 Underextension When a child might give a word a narrower meaning. 8 of 14 Hyponym More specific words that can be defined by a less specific hypernym. 9 of 14 Hypernym A more generic term for a hyponym 10 of 14 Bound Morphemes Units of meaning within a word that depend on other morphemes to make sense. 11 of 14 Unbound Morphemes Units of meaning within a words that do not depend on other morphemes to make sense. 12 of 14 Superlative An adjective or adverb that expresses the highest degree of a quality. 13 of 14 Mean Length of Utterance (MLU) The average utterance length of speakers. 14 of 14
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