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3. Words all came from http://www.takeourword.com/theory.html
- meow, crackle, bang, zip, ring (all got their name by the imitation of sounds)
fly (verb) got its name through an extended meaning
moon (comes from the word month)
lackadaisical (comes from the expression ‘lackaday’ which itself derives from ‘alack the day’)
alone (from ‘all one’)
jeans (after Genoa , Italy )
b.
Phonetic Demand | Semantic Demand | Etymological Demand |
hit | Invent/inventor | ward |
mat | Team/teamwork | macademia |
pat | Extra/extraordinary | babble |
dog | Auto/automobile | jackdaw |
cat | Move/mover | eagle |
c. (#8)
-ch | -tch | -ge | -dge |
which | Watch | age | ledge |
Much | catch | rage | hedge |
Such | pitch | Engage | Wedge |
Research | stretch | disengage | sedge |
Each | patch | advantage | Bridge |
church | stitch | average | abridge |
French | scratch | submerge | budge |
Reach | sketch | backstage | dodge |
teach | Dutch | arrange | drawbridge |
coach | fetch | rearrange | judge |
-ch, -tch pattern is used after single, short vowel sounds
-dge is used if it immediately follows a short vowel sound, otherwise then the –ge is used.
Good job on this assingment. All your answers were correct.
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