I would say D but I could be wrong
To answer this question, the only thing we must do is to analyze the very definition of the two early processes involved in natural language acquisition:
Holophrastic stage:
it is the child's language acquisition stage where the acquiring of syntax is mostly done by utterances of single words.
Telegraphic stage:
it is the child's language acquisition stage where the infant start uttering multiple words in an early stage.
so, to answer the question, in natural language acquisition, single words serve as complete sentences in the:
1: Holophrastic stage
Answer:
2) In particular
Explanation:
The first sentence talks about how Clara Barton was actually a pioneer in more ways than just her involvement in the American Red Cross. The second sentence goes on to talk about a specific example about how she was a pioneer in other ways.
"Nevertheless" lends a sense of contrast; however, here the second sentence is merely reinforcing the first, so it's not "nevertheless".
"In particular" is synonymous to the phrase "for example" or "for instance", both of which fit here. So that's the answer.
According to the lines presented above, we can see that the traveler's future may present obstacles and dangers, as shown in option A.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- The lines show how the path a traveler takes can present various dangers.
- These dangers are highlighted by the words "fallen," "branches" and "stones."
- These elements hinder and delay the traveler's advance and act as if he should stop walking.
- At night, these dangers and difficulties become even more imposing, as the traveler can come across them without realizing them.
Importantly, these lines belong to the poem "The Journey" by Mary Oliver. In this poem the traveler represents ourselves and the journey represents our life.
More information:
brainly.com/question/15095081?referrer=searchResults
