One-thirds of the words in “Of Studies” are one-syllable words.
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- The English words consist of at least one syllable, and many words have two, three, or more syllables and so do the Chinese words. ( )
- What words are the prominent words? A: the first words of a sentence B: the words that carry the meaning of the sentence C: the words that are the least important words and ideas D: the words that have one syllable
- 13. Which one of the following words has the last syllable stressed?
- Complex words are words that are formed with one free form and one or more affixes.
- Many people spell the words “a lot” as one word, “alot,” instead of correctly spelling them as two words.
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Which of the followings are one-syllable words?
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The other one fifth is made up partly of borrowed words and partly of three other kinds of words: words from the names of peoples and places; imitative words; and invented words. A: root B: similar C: original D: reproducing closely
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Simple words refer to words that contain one or more free forms.
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Which of these is NOT one of the words Blanche uses to describe Stanley? A: common B: ape-like C: sub-human D: She uses all these words.
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Which of these is NOT one of the words Blanche uses to describe Stanley? A: common B: ape-like C: sub-human D: She uses all these words.