I –

👑 I /ɑɪ/

Pronoun

Lingual your very natives who are social optimists

I’d –

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👑 I’d /aɪd/

Pronominal

Lingual your very natives who are social optimists

I’ll –

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👑 I’ll /aɪl/

Pronominal

Lingual Mola E. Ehinmetan’s natives who are progressives

I’m –

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👑 I’m /ˈaɪm/

Pronominal

Lingual your very natives who are social optimists (are)

if –

👑 if /ɪf/

Conjunction

Lingual Third World countries

Noun

Connotative de-position suffixed by mediocrity

in –

👑 in /ɪn/

Preposition

Connotative faced with impediments out of place: people posited by

Example:

to fall in love = people befitting of suffering mediocrity; (despite) the complete semblance of impression by people posited by ‘love’

Note: for relational positioning, the meaning of prepositions is flipped inversely

Adverb

Lingual  the intimately open social optimist  

into –

👑 into /ɪntə/

[including the strong form]

Preposition

Connotative restores impediments productively by surpassing knowledge and understanding: people subverted by

Note: for relational positioning, the meaning of prepositions is flipped inversely

is –

👑 is /ɪz/

Verb

Bimodal de-position restored: origins are

Denotative to be

isn’t –

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👑 isn’t /ˈɪzənt/

[contracted form of is not]

Verb

Lingual the actively intimately unresponsive

it –

👑 it /ɪt/

Pronoun

Connotative the runt out of place: the burdensome