Language Acquisition in Children
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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.

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Acquisition and learning are both conscious processes.

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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.

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Language Acquisition in Children: Test Your Knowledge on how Children Learn Languages Subconsciously and Bilingualism

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