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Practice Listening: Fill in the Blanks (Type In) ID: #34305 Short Journal
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* Fill in the missing words into the blank fields
According  to  a  research  published  in  the  research  journal  'SOLP  Two',    to  an  appearance  in  a  reference  book,  the  brain  documents  a  word  like  'whisk',  linking  it  with  concepts  such  as  'animate'  and  'kitchen  appliance'.  "Moreover,  the  brain    the  word  to  one's  own  experience  -  how  a  whisk  perceives,  for  instance,  and  that  a    movement  is  interconnected  to  it,"  said  the  researchers.  The  study  was  orchestrated  with  40  participants,  and  it  was    that  when  the  study  participants  had  to  grasp  an  object  while  reading,  their  brain  processed  parts  of  the  meaning  of  the  words  earlier  than  in  previous  researches  in  which  words  were    without  something  being  grasped.

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