Question

in the two - word stage, children will do which of the following? communicate effectively because everyone has adapted to them learn 13 new words a day at the age of 1 put whole sentences together that family can understand use a noun and verb to make themselves understood

Explanation:

The two - word stage in language development is when children combine a noun and a verb (or other word types in a two - word combination) to convey meaning. The first option is incorrect as effective communication due to others' adaptation is not characteristic of the two - word stage. The second option about learning 13 words a day at age 1 is related to vocabulary spurt, not the two - word stage. The third option about whole sentences is for later language stages. The fourth option, using a noun and verb to make themselves understood, matches the two - word stage.

Answer:

D. use a noun and verb to make themselves understood (assuming the options are labeled A, B, C, D with A being "communicate effectively because everyone has adapted to them", B being "learn 13 new words a day at the age of 1", C being "put whole sentences together that family can understand", D being "use a noun and verb to make themselves understood")