When a 24-month-old child says, “Doggy go!” and holds his hands up in a questioning manner,...
When a 24-month-old child says, “Doggy go!” and holds his hands up in a questioning manner, the child is using
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metacommunication.
telegraphic speech.
a holophrase.
delayed language.
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When a 24-month-old child says, “Doggy go!” and holds his hands up in a questioning manner, the child is using telegraphic speech.
When children use two words to express their thoughts, just like the telegraph messages that has few words, it’s called telegraphic speech. It normally consists of a noun, the naming word and a verb, the action word which makes sense in their own language and environment.
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