A toddler is 2 years old. Which finding most appropriately reflects expected language development?
Correct answer: A. Uses two-word phrases with meaning
- A. Uses two-word phrases with meaning
- B. Uses only crying to communicate
- C. Reads short sentences aloud
- D. Uses complex adult grammar consistently
Explanation
By about 2 years, a child commonly combines two words, such as “more milk,” and understands more language than the child can express. Reading sentences and consistent adult grammar are not expected at this age.
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