Studies of mothers talking to young children have shown a. ...

[Jipu 123]

Studies of mothers talking to young children have shown
 
  a. that mothers who use more CDS have children with slower language development
  b. that mothers who use more CDS have children with more rapid language development
  c. that mothers rarely recast or correct their young children's statements when they are ungrammatical
  d.that mothers who use more complex speech and longer sentences when talking to their young children have children who learn grammatical forms and vocabulary more quickly

Question 2

When are preschoolers most likely to produce indirect requests?
 
  a. when speaking to each other
  b. when acting out imaginary situations with stuffed animals
  c. when speaking to adults and peers of higher status
  d. preschoolers have not yet learned to make indirect requests appropriately

[bigsis44]

Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c

[Jipu 123]

TYSM

[momolu]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it