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Drag each pair of words to the correct location to indicate whether the words are an example of slant rhyme or eye rhyme.(2 points)
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Slant Rhyme Eye Rhyme
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Answer 1

It seems like you're looking to categorize examples of slant rhyme and eye rhyme. While I can't physically drag and drop items, I can help you identify which pairs of words fit into each category. Here’s a brief explanation for both types of rhyme:

• Slant Rhyme (also known as near rhyme or imperfect rhyme): This occurs when the sounds are similar but not identical. An example would be "shape" and "keep."

• Eye Rhyme: This occurs when the words look like they should rhyme because of their spelling, but they do not sound alike. An example is "love" and "move."

If you provide me with specific pairs of words, I can help you determine where they belong!