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Stage: Early I (MLU: 1-1.5) Age (in months): 12-22. Stage: Late I (MLU: 1.5-2.0) Age (in months): 27-28. Stage: Early II (MLU: 2.0-2.25) Stage: Late II (MLU: 2.25-2.5) Stage: Early III (MLU: 2.5-2.75) Stage: Late III (MLU: 2.75-3.0) Stage: Early IV (MLU: 3.0-3.5) Stage: Late IV (MLU: 3.5-3.75)
Browns Stage I Between 12 and 26 months, children are expected to have MLUms (mean length of utterance measured in morphemes) of about 1.75 morphemes (range 1.0 to 2.0 morphemes). Their MLUms gradually increase as they acquire more language.
Brown concluded that semantic distinctions of the parts of speech affect cognition and that different languages and their respective parts of speech may be determinants of varying cognitive operations for those who use said languages.
Brown concluded that semantic distinctions of the parts of speech affect cognition and that different languages and their respective parts of speech may be determinants of varying cognitive operations for those who use said languages.
Browns Stages were identified by Roger Brown 1925-1997. These stages give a framework to understand and predict the path for normal expressive language development. Brown does this in terms of morphology and syntax.
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The types and frequency of Browns (1973) 14 grammatical morphemes were determined and codes (see Table II) were developed to document childrens correct and incorrect productions of the following morphemes: present progressive ing, prepositions in and on, plural s, regular and irregular past tense, possessive s,
Browns Stages of Syntactic and Morphological Development look at how kids learn to talk. There are five stages, each showing kids using new grammar rules and longer sentences. In the first stage, kids use simple sentences.
The types and frequency of Browns (1973) 14 grammatical morphemes were determined and codes (see Table II) were developed to document childrens correct and incorrect productions of the following morphemes: present progressive ing, prepositions in and on, plural s, regular and irregular past tense, possessive s,

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