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Review Lesson 16-20
n : £ ± f*j 9V & s s ib *r
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*fe(T)& teflf #^ A£ #
a: ^.u   'ft 31^
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v: dJ*   X4 |%>J£   #<    it4   at-5
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tyZ> tfa-f   XK^   ik<>6£ (58*)
I . 3 fcl£©R*fH (opposite word) 4»S&Sl.>o
e.g. -h	O (	T )		
1.*	^ (	)	8. A£	
2. 9h	^ (	)	9.	
3. jjl	<£> (	)	10. ^ <	
4.	<^ (	)	ii. m<	
5. ^ >	(	)	12.	
	O (	)	i3. mi*)	
	O (	)	14. fcBi-	
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£l		Mit*			ty*		
A£			#<		it*	£*	
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iSJiJSJc 1 (Word Structure 1)
© Two kanji with opposite meanings: □ □
— £ /hi!
© Two kanji with similar meanings: □ == □
is*
fcX i; J: li\>l£i>
IX'X
© The former kanji modifies the latter kanji: Q —*■ G
it*
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© The former kanji functions as a verb and the latter can be used with a particle T^J R-J T£ Jetc. © Others
		c	liX i	) <d^\z	
l.C	)		( )	8. C	D ^ (
2. C	)		( )	9.C	) -ft* (
3. C	)		( )	io. C	) ffi% (
4. C	)		( )	n. C	) (
5. C	)		( )	12. C	) tfe5S (
6.C	)		( )	13. C	) mm (
7. C	)		( )	14. C	) (