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Pagina 132
Examples of homographs are : bow ( to shoot with ) rhyming with so , and bow ( of a ship ) rhyming with now ; gill ( of a fish ) , the g being as in girl , and gill ( half a pint ) , the g being as in 8 Fill ; lead ( the heavy metal ) ...
Examples of homographs are : bow ( to shoot with ) rhyming with so , and bow ( of a ship ) rhyming with now ; gill ( of a fish ) , the g being as in girl , and gill ( half a pint ) , the g being as in 8 Fill ; lead ( the heavy metal ) ...
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The rhyme is good when the last stressed vowel and any sounds following that vowel are the same in each of the rhyming words , but the sound preceding is different . Thus smiled and wild are good rhymes . But loved and proved are only ...
The rhyme is good when the last stressed vowel and any sounds following that vowel are the same in each of the rhyming words , but the sound preceding is different . Thus smiled and wild are good rhymes . But loved and proved are only ...
Pagina 273
SOUND and SYMBOL ( a ) comb ( rhyming with home ) ; climb ( rhyming with time ) ; psalm ( sahm ) ; ghost ( rhyming with toast ) ; sign ( rhyming with fine ) ; know ( rhyming with blow ) ; deign ( rhyming 273 M.G.E. with plain ) ; scent ...
SOUND and SYMBOL ( a ) comb ( rhyming with home ) ; climb ( rhyming with time ) ; psalm ( sahm ) ; ghost ( rhyming with toast ) ; sign ( rhyming with fine ) ; know ( rhyming with blow ) ; deign ( rhyming 273 M.G.E. with plain ) ; scent ...
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