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    The Sounds That Are Meaningful, or Can Create Differences in Meaning
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The Sounds That Are Meaningful, or Can Create Differences in Meaning

Question 30

Question 30

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The sounds that are meaningful, or can create differences in meaning, are called:


A) phones
B) allophones
C) phonemes
D) distinctive features

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