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What is / are the main stage/s of normal language acquisition ?

  1. The bubbling stage
  2. One-word stage
  3. Two-word stage
  4. Telegraphic stage

    Ai, ii

    Bii, iv

    Ci only

    DAll of these

    Answer:

    D. All of these

    Read Explanation:

    • There are four main stages of normal language acquisition :
      1. The babbling stage
      2. The Holophrastic or one word stage
      3. The two word stage 
      4. The telegraphic stage

    • This stages can be broken down even more into these smaller stages :
      • Pre Production
      • Early Production
      • Speech Emergence
      • Beginning Fluency
      • Intermediate Fluency
      • Advanced Fluency

     

    • Students learning a second language move through five predictable stages (Krashen & Terrell, 1983) : 
      1. Pre Production
      2. Early Production
      3. Speech Emergence
      4. Intermediate Fluency
      5. Advanced Fluency

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