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| syl +lable and why is there a [y] because [sym] means with or together |
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| This is a neutral vowel problem are they [i]'s or [e]'s _mped_ment |
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| It's an other neutral vowel problem ped_gree |
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| un +sym +path +etic +al +ly and why is there a [y] because [sym] means with or together |
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| Sometimes [miss] or [mit] means send and sometimes [mis] means wrongly. Submit becomes subm------ |
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| dismis--- means to send someone away |
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| permit goes to permi------ but is it [ible] or [able] remeber the rule about words ending in [s] or [t] |
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| promise something. It's not a comet. |
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| The [sim] in simple has nothing to do with togetherness that is why it is simple. over--------ing |
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| The [mis] in mistake has nothing to do with sending things and more to do with wrongness. unmis-----bly |
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| this word has two neutral vowels are they [e]'s or are they [i]'s. un-mag-nable |
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| this word is completely gen---- |
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| does this word have two [r]'s or one a__ogant |
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| not a gorilla sounds the same. |
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| he is a really groovy g-- |
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| neutral vowel is it [e] or [i] or [o] guill-mot |
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| neutral vowel is it [e] or [i] or [o] guill-tine |
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Greek Alphabet
Most Spoken Languages
Giant Word Ladder I
