Grammar
What is 1 example of a subjective pronoun?
he, she, it
In and on are examples of what grammatical morpheme?
Prepositions
When do Brown's 14 grammatical morphemes start to really emerge?
objective pronouns
At what stage are children using intonation to indicate a question?
Late stage 1 into stage 2
"on the couch" is an example of what kind of phrase?
Prepositional phrase
This sentence is an example of which grammatical morpheme?
"She running"
Present progressive
What are the 3 types of questions that children in late stage 2?
what, where, and why
What kind of requests start emerging during stage 4 and develop more during stage 5?
Indirect requests
What stage do children start increasing their conversational turn taking from 2 turns to more than 2?
Late stage 4 to Stage 5
What is the conjunction that is developed first with children?
and
According to Brown, which is produced first? Irregular past tense or regular past tense?
Irregular past tense (25-46 months)
When a child says goed, eated, haved instead of went, ate, or had.
overextended or overgeneralizing
Clausal conjoining is primarily seen during which stage?
Stage 5 with and!
At what stage do children start using the present progressive grammatical morpheme?
Late stage 1 into stage 2
Can, could, will, must are example of what kind of verb?
Modal verbs
"Doggy was bad." The word "was" is an example of what grammatical morpheme?
Copula or uncontractable copula
In stages 2-3, how many turns does child generally take when having a conversation?
Most exchanges are about 2 turns.
By stage 5, how many of Brown's grammatical morphemes are mastered?
Approximately 9 out of 14. The last 5 develop typically around 50 months.
At what stage should you expect a child to start differentiate the different between short and long pauses in a conversation?
End of stage 4 into stage 5.
Identify the word that is an initiator in the noun phrase of the sentence.
"All the students studied for the test."
All (the initiator places a limit on the noun phrase: all, only, both, just).
He's running, They'll dance, Sally's singing, etc.
When do children start using the verb "to be" as both a auxiliary and a copula?
Stage 3
This is an example of which of Brown's 14 grammatical morphemes that emerges during later stage 4-5?
"Doggy eats"
Regular third person singular
At what stage do children typically start placing the negation "not" or "no" in between the subject and predicate?
Stage 3