Studies of the Ways in Which Children Learn Language Show

question 4

Multiple Choice

Studies of the ways in which children learn language show that:

• A)A language must be consciously taught;otherwise a child will not learn it.
• B)Children in different societies learn to speak their native languages at different ages because some languages are harder to learn than others.
• C)Formal education is required for a child to learn to speak his or her native language grammatically.
• D)Human beings have an inborn predisposition for learning language and will speak grammatically even if not taught to do so.
• E)Boys learn to speak much earlier than girls.

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