The continuity assumption is based on the view that:
A) the endpoint in grammatical development occurs when the young child acquires adult-like language.
B) their children are innately equipped with grammatical categories at birth and do not develop in stages.
C) there is no endpoint in the child's development of grammatical language.
D) innate grammatical knowledge combines with stages of cognitive development to form the basis for child language learning.

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The continuity assumption posits that there is no distinct endpoint in the development of grammatical language in children, suggesting that language acquisition is a continuous process rather than one that reaches a specific point of completion.

The Continuity Assumption Is Based on the View That