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AFSA01 Lecture 9: Lecture 9

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purpledog224
18 Dec 2011
School
UTSC
Department
African Studies
Course
AFSA01
Professor
Steven Rockel

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Continuation of language in infancy and toddlerhood end of 12 months- infants produce first words first words= based on sensory motor behaviours common objects, important sound effects/ actions. Chinese infants= more action words, social routines. When produce about 200 words- they begin to combine words under extension= use a word to narrowly- ex: bear- only to their teddy bear categorize, grasps social cues to meanings= helps them learn new words. Grammar the way in which we combine words to produce phrases and sentences. ^^^^ responsible for on the exam from first line till the second line till this line; chapter 7-10!

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