First language acquisition: Grammar in the speech of a two-year old Bangladesh child

First language acquisition: Grammar in the speech of a two-year old Bangladesh child

The paper explores the grammar in the speech of a two-year old Bengali-speaking child. Though language acquisition process is still a mystery, linguists throughout the world confirm that it follows a systematic process in case of any language of the world. However, they have tried hard to discover t...

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Main Author: Nasrin, Sadia
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: BRAC University 2010
Subjects:
Children
Grammar
Error
Rule-governed
Universal
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10361/443
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spelling 10361-4432019-09-29T05:47:29Z First language acquisition: Grammar in the speech of a two-year old Bangladesh child Nasrin, Sadia Children Grammar Error Rule-governed Universal The paper explores the grammar in the speech of a two-year old Bengali-speaking child. Though language acquisition process is still a mystery, linguists throughout the world confirm that it follows a systematic process in case of any language of the world. However, they have tried hard to discover the grammar in the speech of children. This research is such an attempt to apply the theories of first language acquisition to a Bengali speaking child which identifies that children’s speech is ‘grammatical’ as they follow a systematic pattern. 2010-10-11T04:37:53Z 2010-10-11T04:37:53Z 2008 Article http://hdl.handle.net/10361/443 en BRAC University Journal, BRAC University;Vol.5, No.2,pp. 121-124 application/pdf BRAC University
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topic Children
Grammar
Error
Rule-governed
Universal
spellingShingle Children
Grammar
Error
Rule-governed
Universal
Nasrin, Sadia
First language acquisition: Grammar in the speech of a two-year old Bangladesh child
description The paper explores the grammar in the speech of a two-year old Bengali-speaking child. Though language acquisition process is still a mystery, linguists throughout the world confirm that it follows a systematic process in case of any language of the world. However, they have tried hard to discover the grammar in the speech of children. This research is such an attempt to apply the theories of first language acquisition to a Bengali speaking child which identifies that children’s speech is ‘grammatical’ as they follow a systematic pattern.
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title First language acquisition: Grammar in the speech of a two-year old Bangladesh child
title_short First language acquisition: Grammar in the speech of a two-year old Bangladesh child
title_full First language acquisition: Grammar in the speech of a two-year old Bangladesh child
title_fullStr First language acquisition: Grammar in the speech of a two-year old Bangladesh child
title_full_unstemmed First language acquisition: Grammar in the speech of a two-year old Bangladesh child
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