Which of the following is most likely to happen LAST in a normal hearing infant's language development? O The infant begins to use vocal play non-communicatively. O The infant produces a string of consonant-vowel-consonant-vowel-consonant using different consonants and vowels for each segment. O The infant begins cooing, using mostly vowel sounds. The infant repeats the same consonant-vowel pattern multiple times in a row.

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