en CR AMSWERME, SO START! 55 ONOMATOPOEIA : SOUND IMITATIONS FROM ENVIRONMENT LINGUISTICS: SCIENCE OF LANGUAGE HYPOTHESIS :A PREDICTION THEORY :HYPOTHESIS SUPPORTED BY AN EXPERIMENT ENGLISH :UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE VOWELS :CONSONANTS COULD ONLY BE PRONOUNCED WITH _____. BRITAIN :ENGLISH LANGUAGE FIRST DEVELOPED GENDER :A SEX OR IDENTITY HYPHENATED :COMPOUND NOUN WITH HYPHEN GLOTTAL :CONSONANTS ARTICULATED IN THE GLOTTIS NOUN: NAMING WORDS CELTIC :LANGUAGE OF THE CELTS ARTICULATION :INVOLVES FLUENCY AND DICTION EVOLUTION: GRADUAL DEVELOPMENT TONGUE :ONE OF THE ARTICULATORS FRENCH :MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION OF THE LOWER CLASS IN MIDDLE ENGLISH ADVERB: MODIFYING WORDS CONTEMPORARY: OUR ENGLISH TODAY CONCRETE :NOUNS THAT CAN BE SEEN COLLECTIVE: GROUP WITH SINGLE ENTITY COMMON : NOUNS WITH NO EMPHASIS PRODUCTIVE: ACTIVE VOCABULARY WORDS PHONETICS: STUDY OF SOUNDS PALATE :ROOF OF THE MOUTH LATERAL :L IS WHAT MANNER OF ARTICULATION? RADIX :BACK OF THE TONGUE AFFIXES: EXAMPLE OF INFLECTIONAL WORDS ELEVEN : NUMBER OF VOWEL SOUNDS FIB: MEANS A LIE LUNGS: AIR SACS WHICH EXPANDS IN BREATHING VERB :ACTION AND STATE OF BEING WORDS ANGLES :ONE OF THE GERMANIC TRIBES RETROFLEX :R IS WHAT MANNER OF ARTICULATION VOCALIS: MEANS SPEAKING HISTORY: PAST EVENTS CAXTON :WILLIAM ____ INVENTED THE FIRST PRINTING PRESS TEETH :POINT OF CONTACT TO THE TONGUE DIPHTHONGS: COMBINATION OF TWO VOWEL SOUNDS TENSE :ONE OF THE CATEGORIES OF VOWEL LANGUAGE: VEHICLE OF COMMUNICATION UVULA :TIP OF THE SOFT PALATE BILABIAL :ARTICULATED WITH BOTH LIPS SILENT :LETTERS THAT ARE NOT TRANSCRIBED APEX :TIP OF THE TONGUE ABSTRACT: NOUNS THAT CANT BE SEEN LONDON :CHANDERY STANDARD WAS BASED FROM THIS COUNTRY VIETOR :INVENTED THE INVERTED TRIANGLE ARBITRARY: SYMBOLS DEVELOPED BY CRIES COMPOUND :TWO NOUNS PUT TOGETHER INFLECTION :LETTERS ADDED TO A NOUN, VERB AND ADJECTIVE DIVINE : INNATE CAPACITY TO USE LANGUAGE GRAMMAR : EXPRESSION OF SYNTACTIC RELATIONS ADJECTIVE: DESCRIBING WORDS POSSESSIVE :OWNERSHIP CONJUNCTIONS:CONNECTING WORDS PROPER: NOUNS WITH EMPHASIS ARTICULATORS: LIPS AND TONGUE LINGUIST : LANGUAGE SPECIALIST PREPOSITION: RELATIONSHIP WORDS ENGLALAND : WORD ENGLAND DERIVED WATCH : TO SEE SOMETHING MOVING GLIDES : SOUNDS WITH NO OBSTRUCTION CAESAR : INVADED THE COUNTRY BRITAIN LOW : PART OF THE TONGUE IS KEPT LOW ROUND : UPPER AND LOWER LIPS ARE POSITIONED IN CIRCULAR FORM VELAR : CONSONANTS ARTICULATED IN THE BACK PART OF TONGUE INTERJECTION: STRONG FEELING WORDS SCHWA : COMMONLY FOUND IN UNSTRESSED SYLLABLES CELTS : INHABITANTS OF BRITAIN NOSE : ORGAN OF SMELLING EYES: ORGAN OF SEEING EAR: ORGAN OF HEARING OLD : ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN GERMANIC TRIBE ANIMALS: IMITATIONS LIKE MOO MOO INTERJECTION : STRONG FEELING WORDS SCHWA: COMMONLY FOUND IN UNSTRESSED SYLLABLES CELTS: INHABITANTS OF BRITAIN ACCENTED: ONE OF THE CATEGORIES OF SCHWA SOUND PHARYNX : BETWEEN THE LARYNX AND NASAL CAVITY PHONATION: GIVES THE CONSONANT ITS DISTINCTIVE SOUND ATTITUDE :AN INNER TRAIT VIETOR :INVENTED THE INVERTED TRIANGLE NASAL :SOUNDS PRODUCED BY LETTING THE AIR FLOW THROUGH THE NOSE BEHAVIOR:AN ACTION WHICH IS SEEN TRIPTHONGS: VOWEL SEQUENCE DIPTHONGS : COMBINATION OF TWO VOWEL SOUNDS TENSE: ONE OF THE CATEGORIES OF VOWEL MODERN : THE TIME WHERE PRINTING PRESS WAS INVENTED CAESAR:INVADED THE BRITAIN

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6.	NOUNS WITH NO EMPHASIS
7.	ORGAN OF SMELLING
8.	POINT OF CONTACT TO THE TONGUE
10.	ONE OF THE ARTICULATORS
13.	DESCRIBING WORDS
16.	TIP OF THE SOFT PALATE
19.	INVOLVES FLUENCY AND DICTION
22.	ORGAN OF HEARING
26.	LIPS AND TONGUE
29.	VOWEL SEQUENCE
31.	ACTION AND STATE OF BEING WORDS
34.	OWNERSHIP
38.	AN ACTION WHICH IS SEEN
39.	ONE OF THE GERMANIC TRIBES
41.	NOUNS THAT CAN BE SEEN
42.	COMPOUND NOUN WITH HYPHEN
44.	ARTICULATED WITH BOTH LIPS
46.	NAMING WORDS
47.	LETTERS ADDED TO A NOUN, VERB AND ADJECTIVE
48.	CONSONANTS COULD ONLY BE PRONOUNCED WITH _____.
50.	EXPRESSION OF SYNTACTIC RELATIONS
51.	ONE OF THE CATEGORIES OF VOWEL
52.	INNATE CAPACITY TO USE LANGUAGE

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3.	CONNECTING WORDS
4.	A SEX OR IDENTITY
9.	A PREDICTION
11.	SOUNDS PRODUCED BY LETTING THE AIR FLOW THROUGH THE NOSE
12.	SCIENCE OF LANGUAGE
14.	COMBINATION OF TWO VOWEL SOUNDS
15.	RELATIONSHIP WORDS
17.	NOUNS THAT CANT BE SEEN
18.	R IS WHAT MANNER OF ARTICULATION
20.	SOUND IMITATIONS FROM ENVIRONMENT
21.	GRADUAL DEVELOPMENT
23.	STRONG FEELING WORDS
24.	SYMBOLS DEVELOPED BY CRIES
25.	TO SEE SOMETHING MOVING
27.	MEANS A LIE
28.	PART OF THE TONGUE IS KEPT LOW
30.	ORGAN OF SEEING
32.	UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE
33.	ACTIVE VOCABULARY WORDS
34.	STUDY OF SOUNDS
35.	WORD ENGLAND DERIVED
36.	GIVES THE CONSONANT ITS DISTINCTIVE SOUND
37.	ENGLISH LANGUAGE FIRST DEVELOPED
40.	TIP OF THE TONGUE
42.	PAST EVENTS
43.	CHANDERY STANDARD WAS BASED FROM THIS COUNTRY
45.	AIR SACS WHICH EXPANDS IN BREATHING
49.	ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN GERMANIC TRIBE

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1.	LANGUAGE OF THE CELTS
3.	GROUP WITH SINGLE ENTITY
5.	MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION OF THE LOWER CLASS IN MIDDLE ENGLISH
6.	NOUNS WITH NO EMPHASIS
7.	ORGAN OF SMELLING
8.	POINT OF CONTACT TO THE TONGUE
10.	ONE OF THE ARTICULATORS
13.	DESCRIBING WORDS
16.	TIP OF THE SOFT PALATE
19.	INVOLVES FLUENCY AND DICTION
22.	ORGAN OF HEARING
26.	LIPS AND TONGUE
29.	VOWEL SEQUENCE
31.	ACTION AND STATE OF BEING WORDS
34.	OWNERSHIP
38.	AN ACTION WHICH IS SEEN
39.	ONE OF THE GERMANIC TRIBES
41.	NOUNS THAT CAN BE SEEN
42.	COMPOUND NOUN WITH HYPHEN
44.	ARTICULATED WITH BOTH LIPS
46.	NAMING WORDS
47.	LETTERS ADDED TO A NOUN, VERB AND ADJECTIVE
48.	CONSONANTS COULD ONLY BE PRONOUNCED WITH _____.
50.	EXPRESSION OF SYNTACTIC RELATIONS
51.	ONE OF THE CATEGORIES OF VOWEL
52.	INNATE CAPACITY TO USE LANGUAGE

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3.	CONNECTING WORDS
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9.	A PREDICTION
11.	SOUNDS PRODUCED BY LETTING THE AIR FLOW THROUGH THE NOSE
12.	SCIENCE OF LANGUAGE
14.	COMBINATION OF TWO VOWEL SOUNDS
15.	RELATIONSHIP WORDS
17.	NOUNS THAT CANT BE SEEN
18.	R IS WHAT MANNER OF ARTICULATION
20.	SOUND IMITATIONS FROM ENVIRONMENT
21.	GRADUAL DEVELOPMENT
23.	STRONG FEELING WORDS
24.	SYMBOLS DEVELOPED BY CRIES
25.	TO SEE SOMETHING MOVING
27.	MEANS A LIE
28.	PART OF THE TONGUE IS KEPT LOW
30.	ORGAN OF SEEING
32.	UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE
33.	ACTIVE VOCABULARY WORDS
34.	STUDY OF SOUNDS
35.	WORD ENGLAND DERIVED
36.	GIVES THE CONSONANT ITS DISTINCTIVE SOUND
37.	ENGLISH LANGUAGE FIRST DEVELOPED
40.	TIP OF THE TONGUE
42.	PAST EVENTS
43.	CHANDERY STANDARD WAS BASED FROM THIS COUNTRY
45.	AIR SACS WHICH EXPANDS IN BREATHING
49.	ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN GERMANIC TRIBE

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