A child's first word combinations,which omit unnecessary words,are called
A)telegraphic speech.
B)language acquisition device.
C)assimilation.
D)accommodation.

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Telegraphic speech refers to a child's first word combinations, which typically omit unnecessary words and are similar to the style of a telegram. This is a normal part of language development and occurs as the child gradually learns to use more words and grammar rules. The other options are not relevant to this concept.

A Child's First Word Combinations,which Omit Unnecessary Words,are Called