Syntactic Development

Discover the intricacies of child language acquisition with "Syntactic Development" by William O'Grady, published by The University of Chicago Press in 1997. This comprehensive volume, spanning 420 pages, offers a critical survey of the research literature surrounding how children learn the syntax of English. O'Grady thoughtfully addresses both theoretical and empirical issues, providing an insightful exploration of the various perspectives that shape our understanding of language acquisition. Perfect for linguists, educators, and anyone passionate about grammar and the development of language skills, this book stands as a vital resource in the field. Delve into the fascinating world of syntax and see how children construct their understanding of language, making "Syntactic Development" an essential addition to your bookshelf.