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Brown's Stages of Syntactic and Morphological Development

Stage I

Nomination that car That's a car

Recurrence more juice There is more juice

Negation-denial no soo soo I didn't do soo soo

Negation-rejection no more I don't want more

Negation-

non-existence birdie go The bird has gone

Action + Agent daddy kiss Daddy is kissing

Action + Object push truck Pushing the truck

Agent + Object man hat The man (wears) a hat

Action + Locative in bath I am in the bath

Entity + Locative dolly bed The dolly is on the bed

Possessor + Possession

(object) Kim car Kim's car

Entity + Attributive water hot The water is hot

Demonstrative + Entity that train Not this train

irregular past tense

's posessive

man's book

uncontractible copula

Is it mommy?

Reference

Brown, R. (1973). A first language: The early stages. London: George Allen & Unwin

In http://www.speech-language-therapy.com/

15 - 30 months

MLU- Mean Length of Utterance

1.75

Typical Expressive Language Development

Reference

Examples

Intent

Semantic Relationship

Examples

Intent

"Brown's Stages" were identified by Roger Brown 1925-1997 and described in his classic book (Brown,1973).

Stage II

28 - 36 months

MLU- 2.25

The stages provide a framework within which to understand and predict the path that normal expressive language development usually takes, in terms of morphology and syntax.

  • 1 present progressive

"it going"

  • 2 in

"in box"

"on box"

  • 3 on

"my dolls"

  • 4 -s plural

Morphology is the branch of grammar devoted to the study of the structure or forms of words, primarily through the use of the morpheme construct.

A morpheme is a unit of meaning.

SEND- 1 word = 1 unit of meaning

RESEND- 1 word = 2 units of meaning

Stage III

Syntax is a traditional term for the study of the rules governing the combination of words to form sentences.

36 - 42 months

MLU- 2.75

  • 5
  • 6
  • 7

me fell down

Stage IV

40 - 46 months

MLU- 3.5

  • 9
  • 10
  • 8

regular past tense

she jumped

articles

a book, the ball

third person regular present tense

the winner takes it

Stage V

42 - 52+ months

MLU- 4. 0

  • 13
  • 12
  • 11
  • 14

3rd person irregular

he does, she has

Contractible copula (the shortened form of the verb 'to be' when it is the only verb in a sentence

She's ready.

They're here.

Contractible auxiliary (the shortened form of the verb 'to be' when it is an auxiliary verb in a sentence)

They're coming.

He's going.

Uncontractible auxiliary (the full form of the verb 'to be' when it is an auxiliary verb in a sentence)

Are they swimming?

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