【061】Count from 1 to 100 with DJ Count Count to 100 Jack Hartmann 03:21 【062】Living Things Science Song for Kids Elementary Life Science 02:49 【063】Letter Blends Consonant Blends Two Letters that Work Together 03:33 【064】Silent E Phonics Song for Kids Jack Hartmann 02:55 ...
New York, which in 1950 was number one with a population of around 12 million, will only be the sixth largest city in the world but with an extra 2 million.I: And London?E: London, which was number two, won’t even be in the top ten. Its population in 1950, by the way, was ...
teaist /a superfan of tea, stronger than SOED's: tea-drinker a person who drinks tea, esp. habitually or in large quantities;/chaist /a superfan of tea, closest to (Mandarin) chá/CHA, also with a lovely ring to it in Bulgarian and Russian/superfan /a fanatic not a mere fan/...
The family trips were always by automobile, and on this occasion they drove in a Lincoln Twelve Sedan, which, Ed noted, was especially equipped to visit the two fashionable department stores, Robinson's and Bullock's Wilshire, and thus was "ideal for a trip to Death Valley." Departing on ...
Finally, we also removed the following from the candidate words of the two different sources: (1) words with r-ending retroflexion (e.g., 托儿 “accomplice”) where the second character儿 functions as a phonological suffix to a word and is usually not written out (Lv,1984; Huang & Liao...
two simultaneously presented letters or figures (Kinchla,1974; Navon,1977) – compound hierarchical figures with both a local and a global structure, i.e., larger letters/figures composed of smaller ones. In counterbalanced blocks instruction requires attention to either the global (large letters/...