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In the first 3-4 years, children learning two languages at the same time
a. frequently mix up words and grammar from the two languages.
b. reach language milestones (such as putting two words together) at about the same time in the two languages as monolingual children.
   c. reach language milestones in the same order as monolingual children but at later ages.
d. generally follow the grammatical rules from one of the two languages fully, and the other only partially.
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