The English language is ……..(1) growing and
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changing. No one has ever included every word from the language in a single dictionary. To do that would mean to …(2)
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the dictionary every day, which is …..(3).
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But people have a lot of ….(4)
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about the ……(5)
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and ……(6)
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of the language, its ……(7).
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Scholars have …..(8)ideas of how any new
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discovery contributes to the process of new words …..(9).
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When people are faced with a new …..(10)
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and they do not have a word for its …..(11)they sometimes
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make up one. But no one makes a formal ……(12) about it.
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Many …….(13) begin to have trouble when they start
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to read passages about …..(14) subjects.
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Such people often …..(15) the passage as they cannot tell
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what the …..(16) of the sentence is.
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They come across …..(17) words which prevent
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the process of …..(18). There are
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many ….(19) ideas that can help you and the first is,
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“Don’t get …..(20).
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Try and read the passage …..(21), learn from context.
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Pay …..(22) to what the rest of the passage says.
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English has a very …….(23)
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method of adding words …..(24)!
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As an English ……(25)travels the globe he adds a wealth
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of words from other languages. By the 1600’s the English were …….(26)
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involved in ……(27)
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They were looking for countries to establish trade …..(28)
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with. In those countries a …..(29)
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was exposed to new ideas, climates full of heat and ….(30)
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cold, …..(31)
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plants and animals. Rather than make up …..(32)
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rows of new words for everything he saw an ……(33)often used the words of the natives. These
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words became an …..(34) part of the English vocabulary.
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