When children with Williams Syndrome speak, they:
A) use syntactically complex sentences and rich vocabulary.
B) tell complex and coherent stories.
C) All of these answers are true.
D) None of these answers are true.

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Children with Williams Syndrome often exhibit a unique linguistic profile characterized by the use of syntactically complex sentences, a rich vocabulary, and the ability to tell complex and coherent stories, despite having cognitive impairments in other areas.

When Children with Williams Syndrome Speak, They