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The document discusses two major theories of language acquisition: the Nativist Theory, which posits that humans are biologically predisposed to learn language through an innate Language Acquisition Device, and the Social Interactionist Theory, which emphasizes the role of social interaction and cultural context in language development. Recent studies support both theories, highlighting the importance of biological readiness and social engagement in language learning. The document also notes critiques of th
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