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What is the second way to spell oy?
There isn't a second way to spell "oy". It's a unique digraph representing a specific sound in English.
When a toddler used some two word sentences to communicate it is referred as?
Can I get by with speaking only English in Berlin?
Second Language Acquisition
How do you say strawberry in different languages?
When would you use the informal (sometimes called colloquial) level of standard English usage?
What are verbal expression for division?
What is it called when you make a different word by changing one letter of another word?
Which is more important speaking accurately or listening actively?
What effect does parallelism have in a speech?
How do you say Lauren in mandarin Chinese?
Two words with same spelling but different meaning?
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