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Psycholinguists know that a child produces speech by imitating adults, but they do not know how he learns to distinguish significantly different phonemes or how he comes to ignore meaningless variations among speech sounds.
A) by imitating adults, but they do not know how he learns to distinguish significantly different phonemes or
B) by imitating adults, but they do not know either how he learns to distinguish significantly different phonemes nor
C) through the imitation of adults, but they neither know he learns to distinguish significantly different phonemes nor
D) through the imitation of adults, but they do not know either how he learns to distinguish significantly different phonemes nor
E) by imitating adults, but they do not know how he learns to distinguish significantly different phonemes nor
A) by imitating adults, but they do not know how he learns to distinguish significantly different phonemes or
B) by imitating adults, but they do not know either how he learns to distinguish significantly different phonemes nor
C) through the imitation of adults, but they neither know he learns to distinguish significantly different phonemes nor
D) through the imitation of adults, but they do not know either how he learns to distinguish significantly different phonemes nor
E) by imitating adults, but they do not know how he learns to distinguish significantly different phonemes nor
22 Jun 2017, 11:48
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B - either... Nor.. is incorrect
C - parallelism error. "Neither he.. nor how"
D - same as B
E - ..nor.. becomes double negate, which is incorrect.
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C - parallelism error. "Neither he.. nor how"
D - same as B
E - ..nor.. becomes double negate, which is incorrect.
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23 Jun 2017, 05:25
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Either or is the right construction.
Neither X nor Y should have X and Y ||
A) by imitating adults, but they do not know how he learns to distinguish significantly different phonemes or
B) by imitating adults, but they do not know either how he learns to distinguish significantly different phonemes nor
C) through the imitation of adults, but they neither know he learns to distinguish significantly different phonemes nor
D) through the imitation of adults, but they do not know either how he learns to distinguish significantly different phonemes nor
E) by imitating adults, but they do not know how he learns to distinguish significantly different phonemes nor
Neither X nor Y should have X and Y ||
A) by imitating adults, but they do not know how he learns to distinguish significantly different phonemes or
B) by imitating adults, but they do not know either how he learns to distinguish significantly different phonemes nor
C) through the imitation of adults, but they neither know he learns to distinguish significantly different phonemes nor
D) through the imitation of adults, but they do not know either how he learns to distinguish significantly different phonemes nor
E) by imitating adults, but they do not know how he learns to distinguish significantly different phonemes nor
