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    This document analyzes pragmatic language, private speech, and phonological development in a child named Gabby based on observations. It notes that Gabby demonstrates basic pragmatic skills like understanding what others say to her and responding directly to questions. She also uses private speech at times to self-guide her actions. The analysis examines specific utterances to provide evidence of Gabby's language abilities and private speech use.

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    This document analyzes pragmatic language, private speech, and phonological development in a child named Gabby based on observations. It notes that Gabby demonstrates basic pragmatic skills like understanding what others say to her and responding directly to questions. She also uses private speech at times to self-guide her actions. The analysis examines specific utterances to provide evidence of Gabby's language abilities and private speech use.

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    This document analyzes pragmatic language, private speech, and phonological development in a child named Gabby based on observations. It notes that Gabby demonstrates basic pragmatic skills like understanding what others say to her and responding directly to questions. She also uses private speech at times to self-guide her actions. The analysis examines specific utterances to provide evidence of Gabby's language abilities and private speech use.

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    Ethic Essay

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    Analysis Of Pragmatic Language, Private Speech, And...
    In this analysis I will focus on pragmatic language, private speech, and phonological
    development. Gabby has basic pragmatic language skills. Evidence of her pragmatic
    use is her understanding in what Julianna is saying to her, the direct responses she
    gives to her questions and her ability to ask questions as a request or demand. For
    example in utterance five she asks Julianna for some water as a call to her being
    thirsty. Then she uses the words please and thank you as a polite response to her
    request of wanting water in utterances five and six. Gabby has times where she uses
    private speech as self guidance for her actions. She directs her verbal expressions
    towards herself such as in utterances four, seven and fifteen. She lets herself know
    The Convention Of Philadelphia Convention
    Ya Gao Section time: W. 8:00am 8: 50am Philadelphia Convention, also known as
    Federal Convention, a meeting lasted for 3 months in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, not
    only revised the Articles of Confederation but also established the foundation of United
    States and created a new government. At that time in New York, there were two
    groups of people edited two different newspapers, The New York Journal and New
    York Packet. Though this convention worked in an agreement of secrecy, we still can
    get a lot of involved information by reading these newspapers. I chose three articles from
    the two newspapers to analyze, finding out that though there were cheerful expectations,
    the disagreements and doubts (which might lead to the birth of Republicans later) about
    the convention existed, and were even more than hopes. First article comes from the
    New York Packet on June 3rd 1787. This article was a letter from a Virginian man. His
    opinions about the convention were clear, supported the division of power while doubted
    the divisions of States. He assumed that If the respectable convention fail to establish a
    energetic government the reason would be the narrow minds, or selfish views of little
    politicians. We could know his obvious support for the establishment of a new
    government and contempt about the obstructions from shortsighted people in these
    words. This gentleman also believed that the advantages of dividing the Federal power
    into two

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