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Language learning basics

by nurin farzana
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What is the process by which children learn language naturally from their environment called?

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Which stage is typically observed first in child language development?

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Which theorist proposed the Language Acquisition Device (LAD)?

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What does Krashen's Affective Filter Hypothesis emphasize?

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Which stage is commonly associated with the 2-3 year olds’ speech?

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Which type of phonological development is typical in early infancy?

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What is 'phonology' in language acquisition?

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Which support strategy helps second-language learners?

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What does 'critical period' refer to in language learning?

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Which method emphasizes meaningful communication over grammar form in early learning?

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Language acquisition refers to natural, subconscious language growth; language learning usually involves formal instruction.

Early stage includes crying and babbling; full sentences come later.

Chomsky introduced the LAD concept in contrast to behaviorist views.

Affective factors like anxiety can impede or facilitate learning.

The two-word stage marks early combining words; telegraphic comes later.

Babbling is a universal early vocalization stage before real words.

Phonology deals with sounds and their patterns, not meaning or syntax.

Scaffolding provides graduated support; fading helps independence.

Critical period suggests heightened ease of acquisition during early years.

Communicative approach prioritizes real communication over perfect grammar early on.

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