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    The Sounds We Utter That Do Not Have the Structure
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The Sounds We Utter That Do Not Have the Structure

Question 36

Question 36

Multiple Choice

The sounds we utter that do not have the structure of language are known as ________.


A) rhythms
B) noises
C) vocalizations
D) proxemics

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