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| The speech sounds that are used to distinguish one word from another in a particular language. |
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| These sounds are made when the air leaving your lungs is vibrated in the larynx but then has a clear passage from the larynx to outside your mouth. |
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| These speech sounds are made when the airflow is obstructed in some way in your mouth. |
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| Is the basic phonological unit of speech. |
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| Is the initial consonant or consonants. |
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| Is the vowel and any consonants that follow it. |
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| They are rimes that share the same spellings. |
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| Have endings with common rimes. |
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| These are the smallest meaning units into which a word can be divided. |
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| These are morphemes that cannot stand alone to form words. |
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| Is placed before a root to form a word with a meaning different from that of the root. |
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| Is placed after a root to form a word with a different meaning or a different grammatical function. |
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