In the English Language, Syntactic Development Involves Learning the Difference

question 110

Multiple Choice

In the English language, syntactic development involves learning the difference between:

• A)"tree" and "grass."
• B)"tree" and "trees."
• C)"tree" and "bee."
• D)"The tree is growing in the grass" and "The grass is growing in the tree."
• E)"The bees are in the tree" and "The bees are in the grass."

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