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Since children are now able to speak in whole sentences, they are better conservationists and storytellers. They can talk about their likes and dislikes, their friends and their day.

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Children make up own rules for combining words ("the bestest toy")

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Children use grammatical rules by the age of 4 (usually), speak in whole sentences instead of making demands with only one or two words at a time.
Children use grammatical morphemes or word endings which impart grammatical information (like possession, plural and tense)

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Preoperational children are unable to reverse or mentally undo an action.

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Preoperational children are incapable of conservation (in the sense of a logical thinking ability).
- thinking is intuitive, rather than logical
-  cannot think about more than one aspect of a problem at a time
(in middle childhood children are not only focused on appearances anymore)

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- Seeing the world only from one's own perspective
That is why preoperational children hide by only covering their eyes or parts of their body.

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ca. from age 2 to 7