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Language History

by Francis Herrera- Reading Instructor

This audio segment introduces students to Word Detective. It gives a brief history of Anglo-Saxon language and the first five clues of finding English words with Anglo-Saxon roots.

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  1. Language History

    This audio segment introduces students to Word Detective. It gives a brief history of Anglo-Saxon language and the first five clues of finding English words with Anglo-Saxon roots.

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This audio segment introduces students to Word Detective. It gives a brief history of Anglo-Saxon language and the first five clues of finding English words with Anglo-Saxon roots.

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Francis Herrera- Reading Instructor

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This audio segment introduces students to Word Detective. It gives a brief history of Anglo-Saxon language and the first five clues of finding English words with Anglo-Saxon roots.

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