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Which sentence is an example of formal language apex English 10?

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writing to a former teacher to ask for a letter of recommendation

What words have the same vowel sound as moon?

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Words with a long OO (long U) include the rhyming words spoon, balloon, baboon, loon, and soon. Other long OO words are boom, two, tomb, and plume.

What is the last vowel in the alphabet?

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The last vowel in the alphabet is U. Test your knowledge with our latest video challenge: Can You Guess The FRUIT Names Without Vowels? Watch now and see if you can guess them all! #GuessTheFruit #NoVowelsChallenge

What US State has the most vowels?

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| State | % Vowels |

| --- | ----------- |

| Iowa | 75% |

| Ohio | 75% |

| Idaho | 67% |

| Maine | 67% |

| Alabama | 57% |

Louisiana has the most vowels in it's name: 6 vowels

Should it be continuous speaking English or continuously speaking English?

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The correct phrase is "continuously speaking English." In this context, "continuously" is an adverb modifying the verb "speaking," indicating that the action of speaking English is ongoing without interruption. Therefore, the adverb "continuously" is used to describe how the action is carried out.

My English is very week?

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To become strong, exercise often.

To learn English: speak English.

Find English friends (or e-friends). Read English newspapers (or comic books) online.

Check the BBC World Service in your own language - they almost always have interesting materials.

Why is it a poetry called the language of heart?

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Poetry is often called the language of the heart because it has the ability to express emotions, thoughts, and experiences in a deeply personal and evocative way. Through the use of imagery, symbolism, rhythm, and metaphor, poetry taps into the innermost feelings of the poet and the reader, making it a powerful medium for conveying the complexities of human emotions and experiences.

What words are on page 229 on a dictionary?

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Each dictionary is different and it may contain different words. You should just flip through the dictionary and see for yourself what words are on page 229.

Who many letters are in the alphabet?

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The English language alphabet has 26 letters.

How do you pronounce 9223372036854775808 in the English language?

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9,223,372,036,854,775,808 is nine quintillion, two hundred twenty-three quadrillion, three hundred seventy-two trillion, thirty-six billion, eight hundred fifty-four million, seven hundred seventy-five thousand, eight hundred eight.

What of the following identifies the central idea of the text for a quick note on getting better at difficult things?

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french is one of the hardest languages to learn so people who attempt to learn it must be mentally tough

What is the English word for Pal Kachal?

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House ceremony

What is the complete predicate in the sentence The game against the Kansas City Royals would start soon.?

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The complete predicate is the full verb and all its modifiers. In the sentence, the complete predicate is "would start soon".

What is the longest word in English which has 14 syllables?

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The longest word in english that have 14 syllables is supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.

What word is a colour and an animal?

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Sable is one; teal is another.

What does Big cheese idiom means?

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'Big cheese'.??? One can say that the President of the United States of America is the 'big cheese' of the Western World.

How did the 'ph' in Stephen become a 'v' sound?

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The name came before the spelling. It might be more useful to wonder how the "v" sound ended up with the spelling "ph". Speculation: This might be related to the fact that the name is not always pronounced with the "v" sound. It sounds more like Stefan in many languages and cultures. As the name became familiar to English speakers, the hard "fricative" sound of "f" got softened with vocalization, producing "v". The only phonetic difference between "f" and "v" is the vocalization while pronouncing "v".

What letter occurs halfway through the alphabet?

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The English alphabet has 26 letters. The thirteenth letter is 'M'

But this letter is not in the middle of the alphabet, neither is it halfway between the A and the Z.

'M' is at the last letter of the first half of the letters. But if you are counting from backwards from Z, the thirteenth letter is 'N'.

The same reasoning applies to all alphabets with an equal number of letters. There is no letter at the half-way point.

But if the question is about another alphabet, and one with an odd number of letters, you can easily identify the letter that is exactly halfway through, by counting.

For example, the modern standard Italian alphabet has 21 letters, and the middle letter is the 11th letter, an 'M', but this time it really is exactly half-way through the alphabet!

Or if the question is "What letter occurs halfway through 'the alphabet'?", the answer is the letter 'p'!