Children Use Syntax to Learn Verb Meanings¶
Naigles, L. (1990). Children Use Syntax to Learn Verb Meanings. Journal of Child Language, 357-374.
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- Gleitman's formulation and Naigles's experiments are canonical cases.
This sourcePrimary experimental demonstration that two-year-olds use syntactic frames to constrain interpretations of a novel verb.
- Gleitman's formulation and Naigles's experiments are canonical cases.
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