Passive Bilingualism Group of answer choices Understand two languages but only produce one Produce two languages but only understand one Understand two languages but do not produce any Do not have the ability to acquire two languages

• Understand two languages but only produce one

Explanation:

Passive bilingualism refers to when someone understand two languages but cannot produce meaningful utterances on one of the languages. This is because someone might have shifted from one language-speaking region to another. Though they may fail to speak the language as the active bilinguals, they can respond or understand. If a child does not produce meaningful utterances in both languages, then they would be called semilinguals.