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A Child Learns to Call a Dog "Bow-Wow" and Now

Question 82

Question 82

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A child learns to call a dog "bow-wow" and now calls all animals he sees "bow-wow." This is an example of


A) telegraphic speech.
B) overextension.
C) egocentric speech.
D) morpheme.

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