Which term means infant vocalization with well-formed syllables that sounds remarkably like language?

A) expansions
B) canonical babbling
C) telegraphic speech
D) recasting

Canonical babbling is the term used for infant vocalization with well-formed syllables that sounds remarkably like language. Option A, expansions refer to the language-learning strategy in which an adult repeats a child's words adding elaboration to it. Option C, telegraphic speech is using simplified speech pattern where only essential words are expressed. Option D, recasting refers to repeating what the child has said, but this time using the proper grammar or syntax.