Definition: In the context of linguistics and communication studies, a concordant or consonant pair refers to two words that have exactly one sound in common. This can be seen as an agreement between the speakers of the language. For example, "dog" and "doggie" are both correct forms of the word "dog," but they differ only by the second syllable "g." In this case, these two concordant pairs would be considered as "correct" in terms of grammar
closed bracket.
what should be said.