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Babbling stage. No words present. Repetitive sounds.

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Summary on Language Acquisition from Mulder et. al (2001) Macmillan English Language VCE Units 1 & 2

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Summary on Language Acquisition from Mulder et. al (2001) Macmillan English Language VCE Units 1 & 2

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Here's how a conversation with my 27 month old usually goes ;) Enjoy! Follow me on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/GabeandJesss/136509159703383?ref=ts Follow me on Twitter: @TheJesssFam Follow me on Instagram: @Jesssfam

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My almost-2-year-old can talk non-stop, but some days I feel that I need a translator to keep up.

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VIDEOS TO COMPARE LEVELS OF LANGUAGE ACQUISITIONS

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VIDEOS TO COMPARE LEVELS OF LANGUAGE ACQUISITIONS

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- Can you identify which stage of language acquisition the child in the video is in?

- What characteristics do you notice that are of the stage you believe he/she is in?

- Does the child also display characteristics in other stages of language acquisition? If so, what?

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Here is Emelia at about 16 months old talking to daddy on the phone...in her own language :) You may be able to make out a few words here and there ;) Listen for "num num nummies" (food), and "buggy" (when she sees a bug outside).