Answer: C) BRUNCH
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: D) Unassimilated loan words.
Answer: B) Abbreviation
Answer: D) Teaching regular CCVC and CVVC.
Answer: D) Calque
Answer: C) Infotainment
Answer: C) Infomercial
Answer: C) Bl
Answer: B) Clipping
Answer: A) Empty (adjective).
Answer: A) True
Answer: A) Derm +-scope.
Answer: C) Chexting
Answer: A) Es
Answer: B) B4N
Answer: A) Will not.
Answer: A) Borrowing
Answer: B) No
Answer: A) Go to.
Answer: A) It was the first letters of each of their names.
Answer: A) Bunch
Answer: A) Gotta
Answer: B) Arm
Answer: B) Bus
Answer: A) Digraph: two letters = one sound (sh, ch). Blend: two letters = two blended sounds (bl, st).
Answer: A) ACRONYM
Answer: B) Acronym
Answer: B) A partial or total conformation to the phonetical, graphical and morphological standards of the receiving language and its semantic system.
Answer: C) Spanish
Answer: A) They are mocking his name by modifying it into a catchy nickname.
Answer: A) The term for the removal of a single sound or letters is 'elision'.
Answer: B) Laugh out loud.
Answer: D) Blend
Answer: D) Form
Answer: A) Gonna-going to.
Answer: A) Cybernetic + organism.
Answer: B) Due to French influence post-Norman conquest.
Answer: C) Biology and electronic.
Answer: A) Digraphs
Answer: A) Abbreviation
Answer: E) Semantic loan word.
Answer: B) Cat / nip.
Answer: B) Rice paper.
Answer: C) FLARE
Answer: B) Microblog
Answer: A) Clipping
Answer: C) Symptom.
Answer: B) Stylistics
Answer: C) Kid-nap
Answer: A) Ad
Answer: D) Abbreviations
Answer: A) Capt.
Answer: A) MORPHOLOGY
Answer: C) BLENDING
Answer: C) Blending
Answer: A) Downpour
Answer: A) Stirring