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Grammatical Development 2
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Child Language acquisition mind map about early development of lang
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Grammatical Development 2
Will consider acquisition of grammatical rules in more depth
Consider inflections, Qs, negatives
Acquisition of inflections
Predictable patterns
Revealed by research in acquisition of inflections
Grammatical function words
Brown 1973
Study - 20 - 30 month olds exhibited sequence
1. Ing
2. Plural - s
3. Possessive - s
4. 'the', 'a'
5. Past tense - 'ed'
6. Third person singular verb ending - s
7. Auxiliary 'be'
Cruttenden 1979
1. Memorize words individually.. No regard for rules
2. Awareness of gen princ govting inflections
3. OVER - GENERALIZATION
4. Correct inflections used, including irregular forms
Understanding of grammatical rules
Researchers
How do children produce grammatically accurate constructions so early in their development?
Rules??
Imitation??
Berko 1958
'Wug'
'This is a Wug'
'Now there is another one, there are 2 of them'
Complete the sentence = 'There are two...'
4 Yrs = 'Wugs'
Grammatical rule for plural 's' clearly being applied
Overgeneralisation
2 1/2 - 5 yrs
Grammatical errors - show awareness of rules
They 'overgen / overregularize', trying to make lang more consistent than it is
Sheeps
Wented
Mouses
Be careful
Although children apply grammatical rules this way, they are NOT conscious they have acquired them & wouldn't be able to explain
= NO METALINGUISTIC AWARENESS
Qs
Asking Qs involves complex constructions
Research
Suggests 3 stages involved in acquiring this skill
1. Two - word stage
Qs rely on rising intonation only
2. Second yr
Q words acquired, first 'what' & 'where'. then 'why', 'who' & 'how'
= 'Where daddy gone?'
3. Third yr
Begin to use auxiliary verbs & inversion
Therefore
'Joe is here' becomes 'Is Joe here?'
However
Qs involving - wh words not always correctly inverted 'Why Joe isn't here?' - virtuous error
Negation
NO
Also appears that the accurate expression of neg (stereotypically characterised by 'terrible 2s') occurs in 3 stages
1. Single dependence on words 'no' & 'not' used independently or in front of expressions - 'no want' & 'no go bed'
2. Third yr
'Don't' & 'can't' appear.
Begin to appear after S & before V - 'I don't want it' & 'Sammy can't play'
3. More neg forms acquired 'didn't' & 'isn't'.
Neg constructions not gen more accurate
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