At the end of the babbling stage, children acquiring English are typically using:
A) all of the consonants of their language.
B) no correct consonants.
C) all of the vowels and a few consonants.
D) approximately 11 consonants.

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At the end of the babbling stage, children typically use around 11 consonants, which are the most common and easiest to produce in their language.

At the End of the Babbling Stage, Children Acquiring English