Question

Acquisition of grammatical structures (primarily morphemes) proceeds in a predictable order when that acquisition is natural. It can be influenced by the first language but not by the effects of instruction.This is called _______.

Answer 1

- The Natural Order Hypothesis.

Step-by-step explanation:

'The natural order hypothesis' is demonstrated as the idea that involves the children learning or acquiring their parent language or its grammatical construction in a manner that is preordained or natural. This hypothesis describes the acquisition of grammatical structures or morphemes associated to the language especially in a predictable manner as the learning(of language) proceeds in a natural manner which could be affected by the first language but not by any kind of instruction or command as the process is natural or pre-determined. Thus, it would be categorized as a 'natural order hypothesis'.