Author Question: Generally, the age when very little is completely missing from the linguistic competence of ... (Read 79 times)

mmm · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

Generally, the age when very little is completely missing from the linguistic competence of children, or when language acquisition is completed, is:

A. Two years old.
B. Three years old.
C. Five years old.
D. Ten years old.

Question 2

A chronological view of child language development demonstrates that children learn language in the following stages:

A. All at once.
B. Syllables sounds, grammar and communicative competence.
C. Phonology, vocabulary, grammar.
D. None of these answers are true.