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    Connections Puzzle #1149.

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    In what way is “tea” a word for pestering?

  • OhStopYellingAtMe@lemmy.world
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    Fell for the herring. Derp.

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    Blue you suck.

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    Ok. I looked it up as I was always taught and knew that Y was a consonant and not a vowel. However it seems that in a few circumstances Y can be called a vowel. It still sucks and should have been labeled something like “no common vowel letters” or something.

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      I was taught Y can be either, depending on the word. That when it’s alone, it’s the vowel, but with others is the consonant. I hated that rule.