Language acquisition

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When one sees the developing linguistic systems as being shaped by the thngs a child hears, the famework is:
Another word for the 'language' one uses with babies.
How did Bates (1976) call the structure of language?
English monolingual people cannot hear the difference between a dental /t/ and a ... /t/.
We do not hear pauses between words because our speech is ...
One kind of cue to make out words in speech.
Language has a ... function.
In learning new words, there is a difference between understanding them and making ...
Ather the first birthday, children are able to read the ...
When a child takes an unknown object when being presented with an unknown word, and not the known objet the lavel of which they know, this is an incident of mutual ...
single unit expressions
needed for the organisation of words into larger structures
The linking of any piece of linguistic material with its meaning
Coming from "more milk", "more cookies", "more play" to "more X" represents the shift from a concrete construction to a ... construction.
Generalisations are the result of ...
Saying something like: "He goed to the cinema" is the result of the ... of grammatical rules.
Child directed speech is proposed to be formulaic and ...
In a sentence like: "The man bought the book", man is the ...
Sentences like "The tiger chases the hippo" and "The hippo chases the tiger" are ...
The basis for learning grammar
Grammar is learned in a ... way.
When children are, for example, able to understand a sentence in which the word order is relevant, the rule is ...
ending on words
In order to check whether e.g. the plural suffix can be used by children, ... words are a good tool.
When you think that grammar and lexicon are distinct, you propose that grammar is ...
Computational models of learning are called: ...
Differences between languages
... patients make sentences more difficult to understand
If we adapt language to the context, it becomes ...
a form of non-literal language
Important factor for language learning