Lesson 20
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Review   L. 16—20
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ff  IS »  ®  ft  f e
m tt m m
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I.   &<7>££{£<AR*t|g(liA,fcv»r, opposite word)£»§££v>0 Ex.   ±    **   ( T )
1.		<-»	( &	8.	Xh	<->	( Ü%
2.		<-»	( ^ v*>)	9.		<->	( 3
3.		«-»	(   Ö i= I )	10.	IK	«->	( juut.ll
4.		<-»	( \t) )	11.	m<	<->	( /(/^^j
5.			(               14* )	12.			( tL'Iv
6.			( /M£ )	13.		<->	( ©
7.			( ^ftt^ )	14.	m+	<-»	( x^
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Lesson 20
Ex. ^S^#§^1-£
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ff <			SfcO	JliS		
		»■5	1 1 1 \ "V			
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	uB &		fftS			its
as				»<	• <	
tttr						
V
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Lesson 20
ISffiJS (1)   Word Structure
® Two Kanji of the opposite meaning   '.   □ «-» □
tcM((£v>(2:V) - t M^-<t
(D Two kanji of the similar meaning   '•    □ =% □
(3) The former Kanji explains the latter Kanji    :    □ □
© The former Kanji functions as the verb and the latter can be used with the particle r^j,   rt-_u   r£_K etc.
DSK^t^t^      -* mat* ffl$& / JSi m*bz>
© %<D\& Others
1. [	] W\k	(	)           8. [	3
2. [	3	(	)           9. [	3 MX
3. [	3	(	)        10. [	3 mm
4. [	3 im	(	)          11. (	3 mm
5. C	3 *m	(	)          12. [	3 Sfcjg
6. [	3	(	)          13. (	3 raffl
7. [	3 iF^	(	)          14. [	J P%E3
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