Language acquisition in children is a remarkable feat, showcasing the intricate complexities of linguistic competence. Long before grasping mathematical concepts, young children adeptly navigate the grammar of their native language, effortlessly constructing sentences, posing questions, and employing syntactic and semantic rules. This innate linguistic ability is evident across cultures, highlighting the universality of language acquisition processes.
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