When a child always,even incorrectly,adds -ed to the ends of verbs to form the past tense,this use of language is an example of:
A) universal grammar
B) syntax
C) irregularization
D) overgeneralization

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When a child uses -ed to form the past tense of verbs, even when it is not appropriate, it is an example of overgeneralization. This is because the child is applying a rule universally, without regard to whether the verb is regular or irregular.

When a Child Always,even Incorrectly,adds -Ed to the Ends of Verbs