At some point during the babbling stage,infants begin to
A) imitate adult grammar.
B) communicate in telegraphic speech.
C) speak in simple words that may be barely recognizable.
D) lose their ability to discriminate sounds they never hear.

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During the babbling stage, infants experiment with making sounds, but they are not yet forming words or imitating adult grammar. However, they begin to lose their ability to discriminate sounds from languages they are not exposed to, which is a critical part of language development. This process helps them tune into the phonetic sounds of their native language(s).

At Some Point During the Babbling Stage,infants Begin to