Children who acquire language using a referential strategy tend to:
A) use "dummy terms" in their sentences
B) have poor articulation of individual sounds but clear sentence intonation patterns
C) learn sentences as complete, unanalyzed units
D) use mainly nouns

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Children who use a referential strategy tend to focus on learning vocabulary, particularly nouns, rather than the structure of the language. They may use minimal grammatical markers and instead rely on the nouns themselves to convey meaning.

Children Who Acquire Language Using a Referential Strategy Tend To