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Discuss the factors influencing language acquisition.

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Language Acquisition Factors

Language acquisition is influenced by both biological and social factors. Chomsky's theory emphasizes innate biological mechanisms, while social interactions and cultural contexts also play a crucial role in language development.

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    Define Define language acquisition.

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Chomsky's Theory

Chomsky proposed that humans are born with an innate ability to learn language, suggesting that language acquisition is primarily driven by biological factors. However, this perspective can be critiqued by considering the role of social and cultural influences.

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    Explain Explain one critique of Chomsky's biological explanation of language acquisition.

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