The fact that children can take a form of communication that lacks a consistent grammar and turn it into one that has consistent rules supports the notion that:
A) children can generalize linguistic rules
B) there is a built-in, universal grammar
C) Chomsky was incorrect concerning the origins of grammar
D) Vygotsky was correct concerning the role of culture in language

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This supports the notion of a built-in, universal grammar, as proposed by Noam Chomsky, suggesting that children have an innate ability to develop grammatical structures.

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