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Children can acquire more than one language as they develop.
True
Children acquire language consciously as a result of exposure to different sources.
False
Acquisition refers to the ability to acquire language naturally and subconsciously.
True
Learning refers to the subconscious acquisition of language.
False
Acquisition and learning are both conscious processes.
False
Study Notes
Language Acquisition in Children
- Children have the ability to acquire more than one language as they develop.
- There is a distinction between language acquisition and language learning.
- Language acquisition refers to the natural and subconscious process of acquiring language.
- Language learning, on the other hand, is not a subconscious process, but rather a conscious one.
- Children do not acquire language consciously as a result of exposure to different sources, but rather through a natural and subconscious process.
Language Acquisition in Children: Test Your Knowledge on how Children Learn Languages Subconsciously and Bilingualism
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