Children use rules such as "agent + action," "action + object," "action + location," and "attribute + entity" to
A) form grammatical morphemes.
B) form two-word sentences.
C) use semantic bootstrapping.
D) produce overregularizations.

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Children use these rules to form two-word sentences, which is a key stage in early language development. These simple structures allow them to communicate basic concepts and relationships between objects and actions.

Children Use Rules Such as "Agent + Action," "Action