Language and Acquisition Key Words Part 1

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  • Created by: Sam
  • Created on: 10-11-14 13:25
J W S B Y P L S D T D O V A Q C C P V
C J S C W Q F A T L P M I P M P Y L X
Y G M T P X V G P U O Y R Q I L L F M
N P Q X G A W A S D A E T L T O X N Y
O B N U A A C C I T X W U B Y S D T I
I G K N M K B P O C N L O T C I H Q M
S Q P T A N H Y O H O G U R G V S Q I
I U G G X T P N F N F I S M R E B P N
L O I Q H H C C G M W I E M M S W A Y
E N K O G R C V U C P R R G E H O S S
G C N E E G O U M C I K R M J K Y Y E
S G A T S W Y P B R V O O Y M J Q L W
S L E P E A S G U K Q V R T I I M U D
V E U L U J Q R K U I O P E M L P G U
R K S S D Q H Y P O N Y M R K Y X V A
V K K C I K G X Q V O B T R A Q T G A
L O Q C Q C X C O M P O U N D I N G T
L V V C Y X J S N W S K R R O E P R E
K I W L Q J G X S B F S N E F E C L Q

Clues

  • A more specific word within a category (7)
  • A synonym of over-generalisation (8, 5)
  • Consonant sounds that are the same as stops (8)
  • Nouns that can be physically touched (8)
  • Two vowels pronounced consecutively in one syllable. The mouth moves smoothly from one position to another (10)
  • Understanding a word's range of meaning (over/under-extension) (9)
  • Vowels that are elongated within words (4, 6)
  • When children combine two words, but make up their own word (11)
  • When sounds are left out. Happens in rapid speech with words that have clusters of consonants/syllables (7)

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