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Chomsky's theory has implications for understanding language development in children.
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Chomsky's Theory Overview
Chomsky's theory posits that language acquisition is a natural process driven by an innate biological mechanism. He argues that children are born with a Language Acquisition Device (LAD) that allows them to understand and produce language. The concept of universal grammar suggests that all languages share fundamental principles, and the critical period indicates that there is an optimal time for language learning during early childhood.
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