How To Write Sounds: Onomatopoeia Definition and Examples

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The article How To Write Sounds: Onomatopoeia Definition and Examples appeared first on The Write Practice. Screech! Hold up. Did you hear that? Boom! No, not that. Ring-ring. Not that either. Moo. There it is. That is the sound of onomatopoeia, one of the mo..
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