The type of speech in which children frequently omit everything in a sentence but the critical words is called ________ speech.

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The type of speech in which children frequently omit everything in a sentence but the critical words is called telegraphic speech. This is a common feature of early language development where children focus on conveying the most important information with the fewest words.

The Type of Speech in Which Children Frequently Omit Everything