Hi Maggie,
When you talk of phonological, do you mean how the words are pronounced? And if so which words are you referring to?

Hi, could you help me with this one.
I can't make head nor tale of it and as for phonological aspects its chinese to me.
Consider the form, function and phonological aspects of these items:
1. She used to have long hair
2. I was having bath when the phone rang
3. I wish I had worked harder
Any help would be greatly appreciated
many thanks
Maggie
Hi Maggie,
When you talk of phonological, do you mean how the words are pronounced? And if so which words are you referring to?
Hi Curmudgeon,
I'm not sure what it means, I think it means the pronounciation and I think the words highlighted are the words in question. however, I still dont know what I am supposed to do???????
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