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    Utterance Study Essay

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    soccer. She also demonstrated that she knows that “wanna” designates “want to” when stating “I wanted to get the tweetybird again.” In contrast, we did not count “lemme” as two morphemes since she did not use the words “let me” in regular speech; she used the word “let” separately while reading Stellaluna, but her reading was not counted towards the MLU since it was not naturalistic speech. She may not have understood the meaning of what she was…

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    Child Language Essay

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    They are both allomorphs of the morpheme ‘a’. The SLI child repeatedly says ‘a elephant’ and ‘a egg’, using the incorrect form. The reason I believe this is an effect of SLI is because the child with normal language is able to use the correct allomorph when needed, for example he says ‘an easy one to make’. With the examples provided it clearly shows that there is a significant developmental difference between children with and without SLI. According to Brown (1973) children go through five…

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    The title of the article is called “The Stop and Go Phonemic Awareness Game: Providing Modeling, Practice, and Feedback” and it is written by Jill Howard Allor, Kristin A. Gansle, and R. Kenton Denny. The authors define phonemic awareness as “the ability to recognize the individual sounds within spoken words” and it is a critical skill needed to be successful with reading acquisition (Allor, Gansle, & Denny, 2006). The authors discuss the importance of explicitly teaching phonemic awareness…

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    Clause, Phrase, Word, Morpheme, and Phoneme. Text may refer to both types, written and spoken; in Van Lier pyramid it refers to unlimited length of oral language. Spoken test contains of utterances( things which other says), it isn’t always grammatical correct like sentences which is used in writing texts. The third level is clause, consists of two or more words and should have a subject and verb. Clauses can be divided into two types; Independent clause, which can stand alone and Dependent…

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    its individual organs. The internal structures of words are its morphemes. Just as every animal is a structural combination of organs, every word in every language of the world is a structured combination of morphemes. Each morpheme is an individual unit of meaning. Words are formed from a combination of one or more free morphemes and zero or more bound morphemes. Free morphemes are unit of meaning which can stand on their own as words. Bound morphemes are also units of meaning.…

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    make us more confident in the classroom teaching. In morphology, morpheme can be combined to other morphemes to form a new word. Morpheme refers to the smallest unit grammatical unit in a language. For example, the word cats have two morphemes. Cat is a morpheme and s is also a morpheme. The word cat is a singular form meaning one cat whereas the word cats are a plural form representing many cats. Thus, two different words are formed. Word formation rules in morphology help us to discover new…

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    Arlo Language

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    In many sentences, Arlo used the contractible copula “is” to refer to the train set we were playing with, things in the environment, and answers to my questions. Moreover, Arlo primarily used the two Brown’s prepositions and the articles. Arlo mostly used simple sentences with a copula; however, he did use some regular past tense, irregular past tense, and third-person singular verbs. In the speech sample, Arlo had an MLU of 5.84, which is higher than what is expected at this age. Arlo used…

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    Morphological Awareness

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    words, affixes, and morphemes because “morphological awareness influences children’s word reading and comprehension. This argument has as its foundation the fact that written English is morphophonemic; the spelling system represents both phonemes and morphemes” (Carlisle, 2003, p. 292). Teaching students fewer words parts - roots, prefixes, suffixes, and morphemes - will make more words accessible than teaching whole words. Reading instruction and enhancing a student’s comfortable lexile level…

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    tell “what happened”. A recount text has a social function. The purpose of a social function is to retell an event with a purpose to inform or entertain the readers (Siahaan and Shinoda, 2008: 9). Morphology is the identification, analysis and description, of the structure of word (word as units in the lexicon are the subject matter of lexicology). While words are generally accepted as being the smallest unit of syntax, it is clear that in most languages, word can be related to other…

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    focus on phonemes in words. Some approaches to help kids include analogy phonics, analytic phonics, phonics through spelling, synthetic phonics, and embedded phonics. These approaches are given to a kid based on the way they comprehend phonemes (n.pag). The Dyslexia Reading Well states that there are about 44 phonemes in the English language. Each phoneme is a mix of letters in the alphabet. The 44 phonemes fall into three different categories: consonants, vowels, and digraphs, they conclude…

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