According to the cognitive approach, children learn grammar by all of the following EXCEPT
A) relying on language-specific mechanisms.
B) noting regularities in speech.
C) participating in linguistically rich interactions.
D) using semantic bootstrapping.

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The cognitive approach states that children learn grammar by relying on language-specific mechanisms, noting regularities in speech, and participating in linguistically rich interactions. In addition, they use semantic bootstrapping to infer syntactic structures from the meaning of the words they hear. Therefore, all options except for D are correct.

According to the Cognitive Approach, Children Learn Grammar by All