Language, Band 19George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1943 |
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... words with un- . Such are : unadmirable / admirable unaffectionate / affectionate 0/113 0/104 = 0/476 = 0/440 = 0/118 0/85 0/496 = 0/474 = = unangry / angry unanxious / anxious unathletic / athletic unauthoritative / authoritative ...
... words with un- . Such are : unadmirable / admirable unaffectionate / affectionate 0/113 0/104 = 0/476 = 0/440 = 0/118 0/85 0/496 = 0/474 = = unangry / angry unanxious / anxious unathletic / athletic unauthoritative / authoritative ...
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... words containing -k- ) the wave of borrowing has extended even to Rome ; in other cases ( especially in words containing -t- ) , the borrowing has stopped short of Rome - or , in some words , may have reached Rome and later have been ...
... words containing -k- ) the wave of borrowing has extended even to Rome ; in other cases ( especially in words containing -t- ) , the borrowing has stopped short of Rome - or , in some words , may have reached Rome and later have been ...
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... words in the phonemic notation and his ability to recognize and respond to what he hears . Note that a student does not practice the pronunciation of words by himself until he is well able to do so . In the exercises of imitation he ...
... words in the phonemic notation and his ability to recognize and respond to what he hears . Note that a student does not practice the pronunciation of words by himself until he is well able to do so . In the exercises of imitation he ...
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