Table 4:

The average age of acquisition of each verb, based on Wordbank data (Frank et al., 2016). Note that while very young children may exhibit a slight result bias, at 24 months there is a spurt in the acquisition of manner verbs. Late talkers, who do not have as many verbs, may demonstrate a lack of a manner bias due to their small vocabularies.

Age (months)	Verbs	Number of Manner verbs (cumulative)	Number of result verbs (cumulative)
19	Manner: [none] Result: Eat, Go	0	2
20	[none]	0	2
21	Manner:, Kiss Result: Drink	1	3
22	Manner: Dance, Hug, Jump, Nap, Read, Run, Swing, Walk Result: Help, Open, See, Sit, Sleep, Stop	9	9
23	Manner: Clap, Ride, Tickle, Wash Result: Get Stative: Love	13	10
24	Manner: Hit, Kick, Look, Push, Sing, Slide, Throw Result: Close	20	11
25	Manner: Knock Result: Catch, Fix, Snow Stative: Want	21	14
26	Manner: [none] Result: Bring, Cut, Feed, Give, Make Stative: Have	21	19
27	Manner: [none] Result: Take	21	20
28	Manner: [none] Result: Finish	21	21
29	Manner: Show Result: [none]	22	21