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== Pronunciation ==
[too twentee]
== IPA ==
[tu twəni]


== Part of Speech ==
== Part of Speech ==
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# n. - An abbreviated version of RTVF 220-0: Analyzing Media Texts, a prerequisite class for all RTVF majors. This class is an introduction to film and media analysis and is taken by all first-year RTVF majors in fall quarter.  
# n. - An abbreviated version of RTVF 220-0: Analyzing Media Texts, a prerequisite class for all RTVF majors. This class is an introduction to film and media analysis and is taken by all first-year RTVF majors in fall quarter.  
# adj. - Referring to the class RTVF 220-0.   
# adj. - Referring to the class RTVF 220-0.   
== Pronunciation ==
[too twun-ee]
== IPA ==
[tu twəni]


== Example Sentence ==
== Example Sentence ==

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Part of Speech

n, adj

Definition

  1. n. - An abbreviated version of RTVF 220-0: Analyzing Media Texts, a prerequisite class for all RTVF majors. This class is an introduction to film and media analysis and is taken by all first-year RTVF majors in fall quarter.
  2. adj. - Referring to the class RTVF 220-0.

Pronunciation

[too twun-ee]

IPA

[tu twəni]

Example Sentence

  1. Sorry I can't get coffee, I have to go to 220.
  2. Have you done your 220 paper?