Our class used entry during today's activity.
What does Entry mean?
a recorded item in a list or form.
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an item written, recorded, or placed into a list, log, or form.
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What does entry mean?
Entry means a recorded item in a list or form.
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Entry
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en · tree · strongest beat: en
2 syllables. Say each part, then blend the word.
- Syllables
- en · tree
- Strongest beat
- en
- Ending
- tree
- Tip
- Put a little extra energy on en.
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