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Language Acquisition: Unraveling the Linguistic Tapestry
Language acquisition is the process through which individuals acquire the ability to understand, produce, and use language. Beginning in infancy, this innate capacity involves exposure to linguistic stimuli, cognitive development, and social interactions. Influenced by both nature and nurture, language acquisition encompasses phonological, syntactical, and semantic dimensions. Theories like Chomsky's universal grammar highlight a biological basis, while social interactionist perspectives emphasize environmental influences. As children engage with linguistic input, they gradually internalize the rules and structures, forming the foundation for effective communication and linguistic competence.