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Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
In Chile some people say /tʃomba/ and others say /tʃompa/, but they mean the same thing.
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Phonetics
Phonology
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"The burger ate the boy" is an example of odd...
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"hoy no se fía, mañana sí" means that every day you visit the store, you wont be able to buy on credit, because you're a day early for the offer.
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Your mom knows that you were the last person to enter the house. When she asks "Who left the door open?" You know she wants yo give you an earful.
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A friend of yours says "voy a dar la prueba así nomás, a lo maldito", meaning that he/she is not prepared, but will face it recklessly.
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Phonetics
Phonology
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As an English learner, you know that it is not the same to say /bed/ /ded/ /bet/ or /det/.
You know this because of...
Phonetics
Phonology
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In English the sentence: "in the sky the plane is flying " is odd because it is not following the rules of...
Phonetics
Syntax
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In English the word "disvincible" is odd because it is not following the rules of...
Morphology
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Pragmatics
Semantics
"So, I got cold feet right before getting on the rollercoaster and I didn't take the ride"
Here, the expression "I got cold feet" is an example of
Morphology
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When you see this advertisement, you know that they are not selling babies. This is an effect of...
Morphology
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