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If repetition by communication is the key to language, would children that are isolated or be deterred in being able to communicate later? How so?

I personally agree with this but I was wondering what you think and if you do agree or not can you give me some back up for this

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This one is tricky and can go both ways theoretically. Yes, imitation and practice play a vital role in language learning. It is obvious that children learn by imitating and repeating what they ...

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