All the following are common language indicators that a preschooler might have a learning disability EXCEPT ________.
A) not meeting the normal developmental milestones for language acquisition
B) having speech delays
C) beginning to talk later than peers without disabilities
D) forming letters

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Forming letters is more related to fine motor skills and early writing skills rather than language acquisition, which involves understanding and producing spoken language. Choices A, B, and C are all related to language development and potential indicators of a learning disability in that area.

All the Following Are Common Language Indicators That a Preschooler