The Telegraphic Stage 0.0 / 5 ? English LanguageChild language acquisitionA2/A-levelAQA Created by: AteebaCreated on: 08-12-13 17:09 Age 2: : 3 and 4 utterances begin to be produced. Some will grammatically complete Such as S + V + O – Lucy likes tea. 1 of 19 Other utterances will have grammatical elements missing. Daddy Home now. 2 of 19 Like a telegram they include key words but omit elements. 3 of 19 Auxiliary verbs ‘He running’ instead of ‘He was running’ 4 of 19 Prepositions: words which locate on, above, under 5 of 19 Wider range of structures will be used: Questions – Interrogatives Commands – Imperatives Simple statements 6 of 19 Specifics – Negatives 3 stages of negative formations in young children speech according to 7 of 19 Theorist: Ursula Bellugi 3 Negative Stages 8 of 19 Stage 1 The Child uses ‘no’ or ‘not’ at beginning or end of sentence. E.g. No wear shoes 9 of 19 Stage 2 The Child moves ‘no’/’not’ inside the sentence. E.g. I no want it 10 of 19 Stage 3 The Child attaches the negative to auxiliary verbs and the copula verb ‘be’ securely. Eg. ‘No, I don’t want to go to nursery. I am not’ 11 of 19 Specifics – Positives 3 stages of pronoun acquisition according to 12 of 19 Theorist: Ursula Bellugi 3 Positive Stages 13 of 19 Stage 1 The Child uses their own name. Eg. Tom play 14 of 19 Stage 2 The Child recognise I/me pronouns, and that they are allowed to use them in different places within a sentence. E.g. I play Toy. Me do that. 15 of 19 Stage 3 The Child use pronouns according to whether they are the subject or the object. E.g. I play with the toy. Give it to me. 16 of 19 Determiners – Specifics Determiners are attached to nouns. 17 of 19 There are a number of different types: Articles: (a, the) Numerals (one) Possessives (my) Quantities (some, many) Demonstratives (this, that) 18 of 19 As function words, these can often be.... difficult for children to master, and can be missing or inaccurate in the telegraphic stage. 19 of 19
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