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Apr 5, 2005
What exactly are sight words? People seem to have a
different definition. Are they wor ds that can be decoded
or not decodable? Please anwer.
Marci
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I've been taught that sight words are words that can not be
decoded.
On 4/05/05, Marci wrote:
> What exactly are sight words? People seem to have a
> different definition. Are they wor ds that can be decoded
> or not decodable? Please anwer.
>
> Marci