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A Chronological View of Child Language Development Demonstrates That Children

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A chronological view of child language development demonstrates that children learn language in the following stages:

A) All at once.
B) Syllables sounds, grammar and communicative competence.
C) Phonology, vocabulary, grammar.
D) None of these answers are true.

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