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Two-Word Utterances - Duquesne University
Handout for Psy 598-02, summer 2001 Two-Word UtterancesWhen does language begin? In the middle 1960s, under the influence of Chomsky svision of linguistics, the first child language researchers assumed that language beginswhen words (or morphemes) are combined. (The reading by Halliday has someillustrative citations concerning this narrow focus on structure. )So our story begins with what is colloquially known as the Two-Word stage. The transition to 2-word Utterances has been called perhaps, the single most disputedissue in the study of language development (Bloom, 1998).A few descriptive points:Typically children start to combine words when they are between 18 and 24 months ofage. Around 30 months their Utterances become more complex, as they add additionalwords and also affixes and other grammatical first word-combinations show a number of characteristics.
Packer Two-Word Utterances 2 was the detailed longitudinal study of the acquisition of English by three young children conducted over a 17-month period by Roger Brown and
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