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Which phrases do not represent reasons for ungrammatical speech discussed in this lesson? Select all that apply. errors made by a speaker of English as a second language
errors made by a young child overusing rules
errors due to usage of nonstandard English
errors due to changes in grammatical structure of language
errors made because of a lack of intelligence

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