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MenuEnglish - Speaking - Speech: Test - Answer 4

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Bee textingChildren learn to speak mainly by imitating adults.

This is not true.

Humans are born with the facility of using language.

This is similar to the facility of walking on two legs.

Imitation is a small part of the acquisition process.

 

  
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