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Australia Group: gargle, sneeze, hiccup, crackle, murmur, squeak, mumble, meow, boing & tick-tock.
Brazil Group: crash, clang, click, buzz, burp, choke, huff, purr, sneeze & tick-tock .
Canada Group:bang, bark, boom, buzz, click, fizz, hiss, hum, ring & tick.
ALL OF THIS WEEK'S SPELLINGS ARE onomatopoeia. WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? SEND ME A COMMENT WITH THE ANSWER AND WIN A HOUSE POINT.
WEDNESDAY 3/2/10: SO FAR 5 CHILDREN HAVE SENT ME THE CORRECT ANSWER, BUT 1 OF YOU DIDN'T LEAVE YOUR NAME!
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8 comments:
onopatopeia is discribing sounds like:
CRASH!, WHACK!, BOOM!, THUD!
A onomatopoeia is a word of a sound for example: the alarm of the clock is tick-tock.
From Jing
An onomatopeilla is the sound of something
e.g. The cat went mieaw very softly.
frome lily
Hello mr.James
onomatopoeia:
This are words who explain noises.
greets Janis
M.r James, Onomatopeia means audio pronunciations, example sentences, spelling, synonyms, antonyms, translations, word games...
With a looooooooot of effort and love, Diana.
mr james... i think I did not put my name... i'll write it again just to make sure-
onomatopeia are what something makes a sound, for e.g:
CRASH!, WHACK!, BOOM!, THUD! and continuos
by carla
ps: i really really think I didn't put my name... i always write it really... but well... |:)
onomatopoeia means like a word that is written how it is pronounced. e.g:boom,buzz,fizz,boing,etc.tese words are usually not found in the dictionary but some are found.
from fabio
onomatopia means a word that describes a sound.
By jeanmarie
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