… occur with semantic puzzles. These are … Language researchers today can assume
massive storage, and focus on explaining the vagaries of slow versus fast language acquisition…

… puzzles in the science of human language—why language … languages are learnable, and
how languages have evolved. … of linguistic dependencies, the quasi-regular nature of linguistic …

… child language acquisition comes only from studies of language … historic language change;
there are parallels between the two. … (which underlie language meanings) evolved to support …

… Their quasi-regular nature, their characteristic development … (Citation2010) then applied
this analysis to a long-standing puzzle … that enable humans to acquire language actually are. …

… , it is estimated that approximately 20% of 15-year-olds do not … a broad perspective on reading
development, reflecting the … The missing piece of the puzzle here is how these processes …

… evolution of the language used in such communities over Before we examine this
process with respect to the hightime. The high-level model provided insight into how and low-level …

… I will illustrate each category with an aspect of reading development or instruction. …
Although research is clear that readers need to learn to connect letters to sounds, the quasi-regular …

… on language acquisition, which captured the development of … sample domain because it is
quasi-regular. It is characterized … for both magnitude and number, with 28 and 15 associations …

… Second, we are beginning to acquire … (one that we have made in other places) is that it
takes some time after phonetic reading skills are acquired for their influence on the development …

… learner experiences a given form in their usage history. … posters around the campus and
paid $15 for their participation (n = … 1’s findings on the pattern of morpheme acquisition, and the …