LANGUAGE FOUNDATIONS OF ORAL SPEECH DEVELOPMENT
Keywords:
Children, speech, activity, language skills, situations, play.Abstract
Speech is making the sounds that become words—the physical act of talking. Language is our system of using words to communicate. It includes using words and gestures to say what we mean, and understanding what others say.
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