"A <qu> digraph is rich with history and relatives, reliably Latinate outside of a handful of native English words respelled from their original <cw>."
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"A <qu> digraph is rich with history and relatives, reliably Latinate outside of a handful of native English words respelled from their original <cw>."
My clinical work embodies for me that early denotation of a bedside practice, of empathetic competence and personalized care over time.
Notice how the characters in the big Facebook group vie for expertise, while no one takes the time to investigate, because they haven't got it, and if they did, they lack the understanding to pursue it.
As it turns out, the key was not in studying the part with the <r(r)>; they key was in figuring out what the <y> is (and is not) in each of the families.
Why is a great etymologist a great etymologist?
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