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| understanding of the rules that dictate endings for past tense |
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| Regular vs irregular verbs |
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regular verb tense is determined by rules
irregular verb tense based on stored memory representation for the irregular form of past tense |
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| If lexical memory retrieves an irregular form, it is used, if not it is regularized with -ed |
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| phonological analogy is used to generate correct verbs when the proper means are not in the lexical memory |
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| rule based system for generating -ed past tense for regular verbs, independent of phonological and semantic systems |
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| a system based on correlation and statistical regularities between verb stems and past tense form |
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| breakdowns of phonemes in words to help organize the way they are spoken |
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| the way words are spoken (unvoiced-voiced-voiced) |
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| the value placed on certain connections in a connectionist model |
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| relates to connectionist modeland means of creating verb endings |
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| Words that sound the same but are spelled differently |
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| Agrammatism/Broca's aphasia |
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| impairment in reading, generating, and judging regular verb tenses |
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| impairment in retrieving irregular verb tenses |
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| new term or word that has been coined but not yet accepted into full time usage |
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