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cause to each subject. But the crucial thing is that, every child who are experienced the language delay, have to get early stimulus of language in order to minimize the effect of language delay in future life.

5.2 Suggestion

In relation to the conclusions, suggestions are offered as the following: 1. To improve and maximize the lexical acquisition by children in early age, the family and environment must actively give the stimulus of language such as having conversation with the children, telling the book story to children, and serving the available and educated television shows to the children. 2. From the point above; there are many ways to give knowledge of language to the children with language delay. Give as much stimulus as possible to help the children with language delay acquire the lexical words so that they will develop the number of their lexical words normally. 3. Every cause has different stimulation needed. But the active stimulus of langguage is the basic stimulation to the children with language delay. REFERENCES Anglin, J.M. 1983. Vocabulary Development.New York. Norton Aram, D.M. 1984. Preschoolers with Language Disorders: 10 Years Later. Journal of Speech and Hearing Research, 272: 232-244. Access on 21 st September 2013 Bloom,I.Lahey,M. 1978. Language Development and Language Disorders.New York :Wiley.s Bogdan,C Robert Biklen K Sari.1992.Qualitative Research for Education : An Introduction to theory and methods.United States of America : Allyn and Bacon. Boogaards,PLaufer,B. 2004. Vocabularies in Second Language. Amsterdam: John Benjamins Brown,R.1977. A First Language; The Early Stages. Massachussetts: Harvard University Press Carey, S Barlet, E. 1978.Acquiring a Single New Word.Cambridge MA : MIT Press Catts, H.W.2002. A Longitudinal Investigation of Reading Outcomes in Children with Language Impairments. Journal of Speech, Language ,and Hearing Research, 456 : 1142-1157. Access on 30 th October 2013 Centre for community child health.2006.Language Problems,Practice Resources. Australia. Access on 30 th October 2013 Chomsky, N. 1965.Aspects of the theory of syntax. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press Clark, E. V. 1990. Aspects of Language. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press Clark,E,V. 2003. First Language Acquisition .Cambridge : Cambridge University Press Clark,E. V Clark. H. H. 1979. Psychology and Language. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press