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An example of Pairing Written Symbols with Oral Language

An example of Pairing Written Symbols with Oral Language. A demonstration of what the prefix “ mis ” looks and sounds like. mis take. A demonstration of what the prefix “ mis ” looks and sounds like. mis take mis understood. A demonstration of what the prefix “ mis ” looks and sounds like.

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An example of Pairing Written Symbols with Oral Language

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  1. An example ofPairing Written Symbols with Oral Language

  2. A demonstration of what the prefix “mis” looks and sounds like. mistake

  3. A demonstration of what the prefix “mis” looks and sounds like. mistake misunderstood

  4. A demonstration of what the prefix “mis” looks and sounds like. mistake misunderstood misspell

  5. A demonstration of what the prefix “mis” looks and sounds like. mistake misunderstood misspell mistreat

  6. A demonstration of what the prefix “mis” looks and sounds like. mistake misunderstood misspell mistreat misplace

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