Noam Chomsky's Perspective on the Language Acquisition Device Indicates That

question 5

Multiple Choice

Noam Chomsky's perspective on the language acquisition device indicates that:

• A) children are born with natural language learning mechanisms.
• B) some kinds of language learning experiences may cause the device to go into operation, but do not affect the operation itself.
• C) there is a parallel between wanting to communicate and learning grammar.
• D) the infants' ability to learn language is dependent on wanting to communicate.

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