Front

home-language use refers to the child using __ in the English environment even though no one else speaks it

Back

L1

Front

home language use can last just a few _____ or sometimes ___-____ months

Back

days; 2-4

Front

during the nonverbal period children produce very few to no words while they are accumulating _____ knowledge of the L2

Back

receptive

Front

nonverbal period last few ___ to few ____

Back

weeks; months

Front

formulaic language use is _____ and formulaic use

Back

telegraphic

Front

in formulaic language use children do or do not ____ use full sentences right away

Back

do not

Front

The first English sentences consists of ____ word utterances to label objects or count and identify colors

Back

one

Front

gradually children will start to construct sentences that are productive, some beginner sentences have ____-_____ frame

Back

semi-formulaic

Front

in the productive language use children begin to move from the frame stage into a real ____ period

Back

productive

Front

During the productive stage children are on the way to developing some ____ in English

Back

fluency