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    During the first few months of life, infants begin producing speech-like sounds as their vocal abilities develop. By around 4 months, infants can create sounds similar to vowels like [i] and [u]. Between 6-8 months, infants sit up and produce more complex combinations of vowels and consonants like [k] and [g] with recognizable intonation patterns. By 10-11 months, infants can use vocalizations to express emotions and emphasis.

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    _DIAGRAMA DE LÍNEA DE TIEMPO. (1)

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    During the first few months of life, infants begin producing speech-like sounds as their vocal abilities develop. By around 4 months, infants can create sounds similar to vowels like [i] and [u]. Between 6-8 months, infants sit up and produce more complex combinations of vowels and consonants like [k] and [g] with recognizable intonation patterns. By 10-11 months, infants can use vocalizations to express emotions and emphasis.

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    Diagrama de Línea de Tiempo.

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    During the first few months of life, infants begin producing speech-like sounds as their vocal abilities develop. By around 4 months, infants can create sounds similar to vowels like [i] and [u]. Between 6-8 months, infants sit up and produce more complex combinations of vowels and consonants like [k] and [g] with recognizable intonation patterns. By 10-11 months, infants can use vocalizations to express emotions and emphasis.

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    Stages of language development

    NOBOA BOLOÑA CLARIBEL ELIZABETH -ECUADOR- PEDAGOGIA DE LOS IDIOMAS NACIONALES Y


    EXTRANJEROS

    During the during the


    By four Between Earliest
    first few By five Around tenth and
    months of six and use of
    months of months of nine to ten eleventh
    age eight speech-like
    life, the age months months
    months sounds
    child.

    They can already hear the


    producing sequences of difference between the vowels There are recognizable intonation
    vowel-like sounds and vowels [i] and [a] patterns to the consonant
    similar to [i] and [u] and vowel combinations being produced
    they become capable of using their cooing
    Is sitting up and producing a
    he infant to create sounds vocalizations to express emotions
    number of
    similar to the velar consonants and emphasis.
    different vowels and consonants
    [k] and [?]

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