This is one of my favorites because in psychology class I learned about the "overregularization". Children pick up grammatical rules intuitively and apply them rigidly. Overregularization is the kind of error that results when a grammatical rule is missing applied to a word that has an irregular plural or past tense like they begin to say "goed," "comed," and "doed." Like the cat in this picture above saying "I eated it." I had never heard my boys or any other small children saying like these because I deaf and couldn't understand them nor any adult telling me what the children had said.
Saturday, May 24, 2008
Children's Language Development
This is one of my favorites because in psychology class I learned about the "overregularization". Children pick up grammatical rules intuitively and apply them rigidly. Overregularization is the kind of error that results when a grammatical rule is missing applied to a word that has an irregular plural or past tense like they begin to say "goed," "comed," and "doed." Like the cat in this picture above saying "I eated it." I had never heard my boys or any other small children saying like these because I deaf and couldn't understand them nor any adult telling me what the children had said.
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