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REGULARITIES OF TRANSITION FROM SINGLE- LEVEL TO TWO-LEVEL SYSTEM IN LANGUAGE CONSCIOUSNESS OF CHILD

Linguistics

Authors

  • Grebenkova Yulia

Annotation

Formation of phonologic system in the consciousness of a native speaker is a difficult and long process which develops gradually, beginning in early childhood, and goes on at school, affecting the oral and written speech of a child, including literacy. It is possible to assume that the phonologic system of a native speaker and his writing ability are co-related.
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