The Language Errors of 2- to 3-Year-Old Children Reveal That

question 187

Multiple Choice

The language errors of 2- to 3-year-old children reveal that the children

• A) do not yet understand the meanings of the words they say.
• B) seem to be applying grammatical rules, even when exceptions should apply.
• C) speak mostly by imitation and rarely make a new sentence they have not heard someone else say.
• D) learn to use the passive voice before they can use the active voice correctly.

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