How does the "form" of utterances change in typically developing adolescents?
A) increases in length and complexity
B) decreases in length and complexity
C) decrease in adverbial connectives
D) increase in compound words

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Typically developing adolescents show an increase in the length and complexity of their utterances as they mature. They may also show an increase in the use of subordinate clauses and adverbial connectives, which further contribute to the overall complexity of their language. There is no evidence to suggest that there is a decrease in adverbial connectives or an increase in compound words during this stage of development.

How Does the "Form" of Utterances Change in Typically Developing