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Disturbances
DYSGRAMMATISMUS
(morpho-syntactic disturbances)
If
your child at the age of 4 years old uses wrongly the rules that
define the form of the words and their place in a sentence, in his
effort to shape small sentences, we found ourselves in front of
serious evidence that is some kind of disturbance in the grammatical
development of the child's language. A Characteristic example of
such a disturbance is the mistaken bent of verbs or their wrongful
placement in the frames of a simple sentence (morpho-syntactic disturbances).
Usually this is only the top of the iceberg. The use of article
and intentions, the shaping of plural and passive voice are some
of the cases that holds particular difficulties in the children
involved. The Dysgrammatsmus is never presented individually, but
as part of wider linguistic development, in combination that is
to say with disturbances in the articulation and (or) with lacks
in the vocabulary (semantic disturbances).
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