What is language development?
The development of language is a process that a person develops and learns through the language throughout childhood and childhood, which usually refers to the first or primary language of the person. Given how people learn and develop language, there are a number of theories, and each theory approaches the language of different approaches. The development of language tends to occur during the first 10 years of human life and there are different aspects of language that develop at different times. Language development is often an area of research and investigation by a linguist, although it is difficult to prove any theory convincingly because of the nature of this process.
Because someone does not have a language that describes the process of linguistic development, as it happens, there is little evidence of how this process takes place. Most of the theories and understanding of the process come from observations and research with regard to various developmental phases and children. There are four main theories about language development and each of them occupies a slightly different approach to the process. This theory wasand usually supported by behavioralists such as B.F. Skinner. The theory of development of NOAM Chomsky through the LAD (LAD) device, which is unique to the human race, is one of the most supported and strongly influential theories on this topic.
There are also theories that view the acquisition of language by a similar approach to Chomsky, but without the inclusion of LAD in cognitive facilities of a human being. The last main theory of language development is something like a combination of others. This suggests that people detect patterns in language like infants and that social interaction of the childhood is pushing people into further development of language.
The development of language tends to occur in the first decade of man's life, and Chomsky's theory also suggests that once a certain point is released without the development of language, one simply loses the ability to do it correctly. There are also different aspects of the language that people develop, including grammar, which JSOU rules that control how words and markers are ordered in a particular language when they are expressed. Phonology, which deals with the sounds used to create a language, is also important for the proper development of language. Throughout linguistic development, one learns these different rules and sounds and eliminates other options that are not used in his language to communicate with others.