0 dealing with things in a sensible and practical way rather than being concerned with rules or theories -- pragmatik
These findings support the view that children's learning of new word meanings is guided by the pragmatic directions adults offer.
The second way of examining pragmatic differentiation was to look at the child's use of translation equivalents with each parent.
It also seems that there may be an initial stage during which pragmatic differentiation is not seen in bilingual children.
While we preferred the first solution for its elegance, we chose the second for pragmatic reasons.
Eloping was not a rejection of marriage or of bridewealth, but a pragmatic decision foisted upon young people because of poverty.
For all the remaining utterances, three levels of coding were performed : lexical, morphological and pragmatic.
However, such utterances occur in restricted pragmatic contexts, which children need to learn.
Second, although we are selecting for study children who are regarded as having pragmatic difficulties, the exact nature of those difficulties remains unclear.
