Answer:
holophrases
Explanation:
A holophrase is defined as an enunciate memorized by rote learning and being used without any grammatical aim.
In language acquisition, holophrase refers to an utterance produced by a small child in which a particular word expresses the meaning commonly, conveyed in an adult's speech or conversation through a complete sentence.
Holophrases form the base of a child's initial vocabulary and therefore, develops around the twelfth month of age.
