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Language acquisition begins at a young age and continues throughout a person's life from "summary" of The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Language by David Crystal

Language acquisition is a process that starts early in life and evolves over time. Children are immersed in language from birth, absorbing the sounds, words, and structures of their native tongue through constant exposure. This early exposure lays the foundation for their linguistic development, shaping their ability to communicate and understand the world around them. As children grow and mature, they continue to refine their language skills through interactions with family, peers, and educators. These interactions provide opportunities for practice, feedback, and reinforcement, strengthening their grasp of grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation. Language acquisition is a dynamic process that is shaped by a variety of factors, including social, cultural, an...
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    The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Language

    David Crystal

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