Critics of Chomsky's language acquisition device argue that
A) human interaction is not necessary for children to learn a language adequately.
B) human interaction is necessary for children to learn a language adequately.
C) simple exposure to language is sufficient to set the processes of learning language into motion.
D) language is genetically programmed in all of us.

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Critics of Chomsky's language acquisition device argue that human interaction is necessary for children to learn a language adequately. They may argue that exposure to language alone is not sufficient for acquiring the complexity of a language system, and that social interaction and feedback are crucial components of language learning.

Critics of Chomsky's Language Acquisition Device Argue That