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ERIC ED163756: On the Acquisition of "Some" and "All." Papers and R...
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Comprehension of the quantifiers "some" and "all" was
studied with 202 children, three to nine years old.
Thirty-two quantifier sentences dealing with descriptions
of circles and squares were presented to the children.
Wooden objects were presented to some children to see if
results were affected by the choice of abstract objects,
but no differences were found. The relationship of "over-
interpreting" quantifiers to acquisition was analyzed.
"Over-interpretation" is to understand "all" as occupying
both possible sentence positions: as a sentence
quantifier and as a quantifier in an adjective phrase.
Interpretations of "all" as an adverb and as an adjective
are analyzed, and deep structure positions and over-
interpretation are discussed. "Double-some" sentences,
the extensive"some," the intensive "some," reversals, and
quantifier order are also discussed. (SW)
Date Published: 2015-04-12 23:04:40
Identifier: ERIC_ED163756
Item Size: 15692072
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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