Introduction tof Universal Grammar

Recently, I've been interested in Second Language Acquisition, a subfield of linguistics.

Universal Grammar, which was proposed by Noam Chomsky, is a fascinating and influential theory among SLA topics.

When people learn their first or second language, they would perceive the languages they hear and fit it into theis innate system.

Also, children learn the language in similar stages.

So, herethis is a brief introduction of UG.

HI hopes you like it.

I'm not a linguistics major so I might have some misunderstanding of UG and would appreciate any corrections if I makde a wrong explanation.

Thanks for your reading and corrections.

Introduction tof Universal Grammar

Recently, I've been interested in Second Language Acquisition, a subfield of linguistics.

Universal Grammar, which was proposed by Noam Chomsky, is a fascinating and influential theory that features prominently among SLA topics.

When people learn their first or second language, they would perceive the languages they hear and fit it into their own innate system.

Noam Chomsky claims that humans need UG to learn languages due to the complexity of human languages.

Also, children learn the languages in similar stages.

For example, a children would learn negation in the early stages of language development, regardless of whichatever language they speak.

So, here i that was a brief introduction of UG.

The introduction is above, and you (presumably) wrote this sentence after it, so it feels more fitting to say, "That was" instead of "here is".

HI hopes you like it.

I'm not a linguistic major, so I might have some misunderstanding of UG and would appreciate any correction if I make a wrong explanatiexplained it wrong.

Thanks for your reading and your corrections.