The fact that young children may mistakenly apply "-s" to make the plural of a word, as in "the childs are playing," is often taken as evidence that the capacity to acquire the rules of language is

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Kaydence Warner

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20 May, 11:37

The fact that young children may mistakenly apply "-s" to make the plural of a word, as in "the childs are playing," is often taken as evidence that the capacity to acquire the rules of language is

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Angelique Parsons · Answer 1

The fact that young children may mistakenly apply ‘s’ to make the plural of a word, as in the ‘childs are playing,’ is often taken as an evidence that the capacity to acquire the rules of language is natural and innate.

Innate is being defined as something to be inherited or that it was inborn. Whereas natural is being defined as something that already exist within in which a person has an innate talent or gift.