What does a sentence such as "i bringed the toy" show about how children acquire language? they imitate their parents, including the parents' errors. they have no interest in grammar and need training. they acquire grammatical rules on their own. they make errors based on watching television and listening to their peers?

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Fiona

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9 May, 03:26

What does a sentence such as "i bringed the toy" show about how children acquire language? they imitate their parents, including the parents' errors. they have no interest in grammar and need training. they acquire grammatical rules on their own. they make errors based on watching television and listening to their peers?

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Edwin Tyler · Answer 1

The correct answer is they acquire grammatical rules on their own

Children produce overgeneralization errors as they are still in the early stages of learning errors and imitating their parents. However, as they grow, the develop grammar and syntax on their own