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The second part of the image asks you to read words that demonstrate secankhamisa (elision or contraction). This is when two words are joined, and a vowel is dropped, often marked by an apostrophe.
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• Makhala agijima becomes Makhal'agijima (Makhala runs) • Ugudla umgwenya becomes Ugudl'umgwenya (He/She pushes the crocodile) • Uhambela etulu becomes Uhambel'etulu (He/She walks upwards) • Ulingisa inyoni becomes Ulingis'inyoni (He/She imitates a bird) • Ucime umlilo becomes Ucim'umlilo (He/She extinguishes the fire)
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The second part of the image asks you to read words that demonstrate secankhamisa (elision or contraction).
This languages problem is solved step by step below, with detailed explanations to help you understand the method and arrive at the correct answer.