Grammar

Grammar

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The "normal" accent mark (diacritic) that is written on vowels like á or é. (It contrasts with the grave accent on à and è. ) It is often used to mark stress, though it is sometimes used for other ...

passive articulator

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In the production of a consonant, the articulator which moves less.

active articulator

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In the production of a consonant, the articulator which moves more.

articulator

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A part of the vocal tract which is actively involved in the production of a particular sound, especially one which is used to form the primary constriction in the production of a consonant. Typically ...

imperative sentence

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A sentence that gives advice or instructions or that expresses a request or a command. An imperative sentence usually drops the subject. Example 1: Take this to your parents. Example 2: Stop talking!

conjunction

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The part of speech that joins words, phrases, clauses, or sentences. There are three kinds of conjunctions in English: # '''Coordinate conjunctions''' join similar words, phrases, or clauses to each ...

compound sentence

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A sentence that contains at least two independent clauses, often joined by a conjunction. Example: The rabbit runs faster than the turtle, and the turtle has stronger endurance than the rabbit.