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What type of rhyme is illustrated by the word pair move/love?
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What type of rhyme is illustrated by the word pair move/love?

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Eye rhyme

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The correct answer is "eye rhyme." The type of rhyme is illustrated by the word pair move/love is called 'eye rhyme.' Eye rhyme is a type of rhyme that shows similarity between words in spelling but not in pronunciation, just like the word move and love.
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