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The etymology associated with a dictionary entry has to do with _____. A-forms of a word (singular, plural, tenses) B-a word’s part of speech C-the pronunciation of a word D-a w…

The etymology associated with a dictionary entry has to do with _____. A-forms of a word (singular, plural, tenses) B-a word’s part of speech C-the pronunciation of a word D-a w…
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The etymology associated with a dictionary entry has to do with _____.

A-forms of a word (singular, plural, tenses)
B-a word’s part of speech
C-the pronunciation of a word
D-a word’s origin

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b

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The correct answer is D. A word's origin

Etymology is the science of word origin.
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