What does "abundant" mean? a) Limited in number b) Available in large quantities c) Difficult to find

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MINIMAL PAIRS What is a minimal pair? A minimal pair consists of two words that differ by only one phoneme (a sound unit in a language). This subtle difference in sound can significantly alter the meaning of the word. Why are minimal pairs important? Phonological awareness: Studying minimal pairs helps to develop an understanding of how sounds contribute to the meaning of words. Second language learning: They are crucial for learners to distinguish between similar-sounding words. Speech therapy: They can be used to target specific speech sound errors. fan/van: These words differ only by the initial consonant sound. sit/seat: The vowel sounds are different. rack/rat: The middle consonant sounds are different. thin/thing: The final consonant sounds are different. lake/late: The final vowel sounds are different. cow/how: The initial consonant sounds are different. sail/sale: The vowel sounds are different. bat/bet: These words differ only by the vowel sound. cat/cot: Again, the vowel sound is the only difference. ship/sip: The initial consonant sounds are different. run/rung: The final consonant sounds distinguish these words. big/pig: The initial consonant sounds are different. lake/rake: The initial consonant sounds are different. meet/meat: The vowel sounds are different. bite/bite: These words are homophones, meaning they sound the same but have different meanings. sheep/ship: The initial consonant sounds are different. pear/bear: The initial consonant sounds are different. rice/rise: The vowel sounds are different. cot/caught: The vowel sounds are different. pen/pin: The vowel sounds are different. not/knot: The final consonant sounds are different. mat/map: The final consonant sounds are different. fine/find: The final consonant sounds are different. More examples: beat/bit boot/boat book/look cat/cut dog/dug fan/fin gate/get hat/hit jam/gym kite/kit lane/lain map/mat nap/nab oak/old pan/pin quit/kit rat/rot sad/said tan/tin van/vin wade/wait yarn/yard

Before answering this question, I have another question for us, if we can predict the future, what will we do next? Following the prediction whether it's good or bad for you, or try to change the future that makes everything is good for you. Will you buy lotteries? Will you encounter someone you like? It sounds like that you are in charge of the whole world and let it works under your rule, but nobody can do it! Our lifves are full of happiness and sadness. We often suffer from some bad things lkie sickness, poverty or wars. We often think that the world is not fair. Sometimes, we daydream that we can become super heros who can keep the world fair. In fact, everything is fair. This reminds me of the famous Chinese novel written by Jin Yong. In that book, each character has their own destiny. Among them, one was a royal descendant, he just wanted to rebuild his country and had a girl who loved hime very much, but he didn't love her. Meanwhile, another character who gave up the right of succession, and fell in deep love with the girl we mentioned before, but the girl didn't love him. It sounds really fun. Finally, both of them didn't achieve their goals. Our lives work well when it's not full. If we have everything, what will our lifves go next?So, will you still have interests in predicting the future?