The phrase "develop their language" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It typically refers to people improving or enhancing their language abilities, whether it be their native language or a new language they are learning. Example: "In order to thrive in a globalized world, individuals must constantly work to develop their language skills."
Parents can help their children to develop their language by improving the quantity and quality of their verbal interactions, said Dr Abott-Smith.
Driscoll fears the cultural aspect of language learning has also been undermined by the withdrawal of government funding for the bilateral exchange programme which allowed trainee teachers to develop their language skills and awareness abroad.
The Sami Act of 1987 sought to enable the Sami people "to safeguard and develop their language, culture, and way of life" and created the Sameting, the Sami Parliament, the business of which, according to the constitution, is "any matter that in the view of the parliament particularly affects the Sami people".
"It is foolish to imagine that the Kurds' demands to develop their language and culture will go away," says Mehmet Kaya, president of the Diyarbakir chamber of commerce.On a recent visit, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the AK prime minister, dismissed calls for more Kurdish-language education and broadcasting.
So they develop their language skills.
All children develop their language abilities differently and some can be slower than others.
But in 2011 around two thirds of the money behind primary languages was reallocated to the general school budget, causing many schools to stop developing their language teaching.
Our approach is to help them to progress as quickly as possible, keeping them in mainstream lessons and developing their language skills.
Amin Gonzalez, associate director of admissions at Yale University adds, "Since there is an emphasis placed on STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) and economic education throughout much of India, students should pay particular attention to developing their language and writing abilities.
In the group of one to two-year-old babies who have not fully developed their language skills, some babies often bite each other.
Sign language gives children a wonderful conduit through which to receive and send messages of love, particularly for young children who haven't developed their language skills sufficiently to express their feelings.
