Language interference tends to be less when:
A) one parent speaks one language and the other speaks another
B) both parents make an effort to speak both languages to the child
C) the languages are very similar to one another
D) all of the above

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Language interference tends to be less when one parent speaks one language and the other speaks another, as this provides a clear context for each language, helping the child to differentiate between the two.

Language Interference Tends to Be Less When