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texts..........................….….......Text A Child-parent conversation extracts...............Text B Jack and the beanstalk..........................  \nTackling exam-style questions on language acquisition ...........………....  ….…......16Theory and research activities...……     ..………    …………...18Reading and writing acquisition theory ..........................................................19Text G Eighteenth century literature...........................Text H Early twentieth century advertising.......................Text L Earth depends on you................................Text M Build the real thing..................................Text N School rules.......................................Text O College code of conduct..............................Attitudes to language change................................Text P Proper hench.....................................Text Q Tweeting the riots...............................Text R Letters to a friend...............................  \n## Section B Language change\n\n## Section ALanguage acquisition\n\nThis is a broad topic that covers the ways in whichchildren acquire language from 0 to 11 years.It involveslooking at early spoken acquisition in the first fewmonths of a child's life,right up to the point when mostchildren are reading and writing quite fluently by theend of primary school.  \nA huge amount of language development takes placebetween birth and 11 years,and you are expected touse your understanding of language methods,concepts,and a grasp of context to analyse and discuss theextracts you will be given in the exam.These extractswill consist of genuine examples of children's language,either transcribed from conversations and sets ofutterances spoken over time,or copied from what theyhave written.  \nSECTION A  \nLanguage acquisition  \nFor example,in the exam you might be faced witha conversation between a child and her mother inwhich you are asked to analyse the language usedbetween the two participants,so you need to thinknot just about what the child is saying but also aboutwhat her mother is saying to her.You could alsobe given copies of children's writing to look at andquestions asking you to focus on what the child has.written and how it reflects the child's developmentof early literacy.Another area might be children'sreading and how they learn this skill.  \nAs with the questions in your AS year for ENGB1,anumber of assessment objectives (AOs)are applied toyour work,and a number of skills are required on yourpart to do well  \nYou are expected to:  \nmuse language methods and analytical skills to discusstexts linguistically  \n■ use ideas from language study—concepts,theories,knowledge of case studies and research—to informyour understanding  \nm use understanding of contextual factors to interpretthe texts with insight  \n\n| Th  \u003Cbr>.  \u003Cbr>AQ121C23  \u003Cbr>RM2  \u003Cbr>8   |\n| --- |\n| Subject Li  \u003Cbr>人十   |\n| Acc No.  \u003Cbr>974741   |\n| No.  \u003Cbr>28CL   |\n| 13.5   |\n\n第use language clearly and accurately to express yourideas  \nFotolia  \nIn this workbook,the questions that you are set willmirror those in the ENGB3 exam,but alongside theexam-style questions you will also have a number ofshorter questions designed to help you to focus on thespecific elements that you should consider when puttingtogether your exam-style response.These shorterquestions will often focus on skills for specific AOs,but at other times they may ask you to look at specificdetails of a text that might only be important to that textin that question.  \nThe first two texts/sets of data that are presented to youare less like the exam-style texts than the subsequentones because they are designed to give you a quickintroduction to some of the key concepts and analyticalskills that follow.  \nOwj  \n## Introductory texts\n\nText A Child-parent conversation extracts  \nThe following four extracts 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