If a family has not spent much time talking to a child
A) the child may experience a language delay.
B) the child may mimic verbatim her preferred television program.
C) you should provide the child with opportunities to use verbal language.
D) you should name objects for them and use descriptive adjectives.
E) All of these answers are correct.

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All of the options are correct in this scenario. If a child has not been exposed to verbal language, they may experience language delays. They may also rely on television programs for language models and may not know how to use language effectively. Providing the child with opportunities to use language, naming objects, and using descriptive adjectives are all helpful strategies to support language development in this situation.

If a Family Has Not Spent Much Time Talking to a Child