Which term matches 'skipping over or leaving out'?

Which term matches 'skipping over or leaving out'?

• A. Omission
• B. Tier 2 words are
• C. Repetition
• D. Substitution

Answer: (A)

Omission is when a sound or part of a word is left out. This happens when a speaker drops a sound or syllable, so the word that’s spoken is shorter than the intended one. For example, saying “at” instead of “cat” or “no” instead of “snow” shows omitting a sound. In phonemic awareness and early language development, this contrasts with other processes like substitution (replacing a sound with another) and repetition (repeating a sound or syllable). Tier 2 words aren’t about sound manipulation, so they don’t describe leaving out parts of a word.

Omission is when a sound or part of a word is left out. This happens when a speaker drops a sound or syllable, so the word that’s spoken is shorter than the intended one. For example, saying “at” instead of “cat” or “no” instead of “snow” shows omitting a sound. In phonemic awareness and early language development, this contrasts with other processes like substitution (replacing a sound with another) and repetition (repeating a sound or syllable). Tier 2 words aren’t about sound manipulation, so they don’t describe leaving out parts of a word.