id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
iaajah-2436	Emmanuel Owaji-Ikekeiyem Alfred; Michael Alozie Nwala Ph.D	MORPHEME ACQUISITION ORDER OF OBOLO NATIVE SPEAKERS	2022	16	.pdf	application/pdf	3826	199	54	Kwon (2005) observes that early researchers primarily worked on English language (1983, Iwasaki, 2004, Luk & Shai, 2009) were concerned primarily with uncovering evidence to support innatist’s perspective of language acquisition based on the claim that human beings are ‘designed’ to acquire language; hence, they intensely propagated this notion that morpheme order acquisition exist universally across languages in a fixed natural order. Available literature shows there are many studies in morpheme acquisition order; however, none has examined the morpheme acquisition order of Obolo speaking children.	cache/iaajah-2436.pdf	txt/iaajah-2436.txt