Y4 B 9093 - english language

a stage in child language acquisition in which an infant starts to produce patterns of sounds which have no meaning to the child but which start to resemble patterns of syllables in the chitd's native language

feedback in words and sounds which a listener gives a speaker to show they are listening

the formation of a simpler word from an existing one that appears to be derived from it

a list of all books and other sources used in the research

forming a new word by joining the beginning of one word to the end of another

communication which uses all forms of non-verbaI gestures to put across meaning

the introduction of specific words, constructions, or morphologicaI elements from one language to another

a specific task set by someone else

the variety of English spoken by people in Britain

when the meaning of a word becomes broader or more inclusive than its earlier meaning