With respect to language acquisition,in what ways-if any-do internationally adopted preschoolers learning a new language differ from monolingual infants?
A)Internationally adopted preschoolers begin using nouns and function morphemes at the same time.
B)Internationally adopted preschoolers begin to speak telegraphically without the need to learn simple morphemes.
C)Internationally adopted preschoolers acquire vocabulary faster than do monolingual infants.
D)The two groups do not differ on language acquisition.

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Internationally adopted preschoolers often acquire vocabulary faster than monolingual infants because they have already developed cognitive and social skills in their first language, which can facilitate the learning of a new language.

With Respect to Language Acquisition,in What Ways-If Any-Do Internationally Adopted