Is he coming or going? On the acquisition of deictic verbs Original Research Article,
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Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior,
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Eve V. Clark, Olga K. Garnica
Abstract
The present study examined the acquisition of deictic verbs by asking children (5; 6–9; 5) to identify the speaker or the addressee of utterances containing come, go, bring,
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Windows 7 Professional, but not go and take. Analysis of the strategies used showed that children go through several stages: (a) they identify both speaker and addressee with the goal of the motion; (b) they identify only the addressee with the goal; (c) they identify the addressee of go with the goal, but are otherwise correct; (d) they give adult-like responses. These data provided further evidence that strategies play an important role in the acquisition of word meanings.
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