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How To Teach Your Delayed Child To Speak In Sentences, Pt 3

Name: How To Teach Your Delayed Child To Speak In Sentences, Pt 3
Uploaded: 2024-09-10T14:00:07+00:00
Duration: 58 s
Channel: Ming @ Agents of Speech
Description: Ming (Agents of Speech) explains telegraphic speech common in early or delayed language acquisition, noting that caregivers and historical telegraph…

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Ming (Agents of Speech) explains telegraphic speech common in early or delayed language acquisition, noting that caregivers and historical telegraph constraints favor short, content-word–heavy utterances. He emphasizes that a grammatical sentence requires a subject plus a predicate (a verb phrase), calling verbs the "glue" that binds sentences, and illustrates with child-like telegraphic examples ("mommy eat", "right apple").

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When you search online you will see telegraphic phrases telekinesis reason why it's called that non layman turn meaning because type telegraphs back then very hard to put in the functional words make it all grammatical correct you just want the message to be across because you have this to be very efficient tend to speak like that and acquiring languages right Cannot make a phrase without a verb if you think about it a verb is the the glue of a sentence Taking linguistics to any certain and I'm no linguist I'm a sentence is whenever you have a subject plus a predicate and a predicate is basically what we call a verb phrase meaning the verb comes first and everything comes behind verbs you cannot make sentences like sentences is when children start to put things together such as mommy eat right apple right apple mommy give them red apple to mommy they deleted the words in the middle.