sounds linking

Which of the following is an example of linking consonant to vowel?

• Look at

• Go on

• Big game

• Hot tea

In the phrase "turn off", the sound is linked as:

• turn-off

• tur-noff

• turno-ff

• turnoff

How is the phrase "go out" pronounced when linked?

• go-wout

• gow-out

• goout

• go-wout

In connected speech, “I saw it” is often pronounced as:

• I saw it

• I sawit

• I saw-wit

• I-sawit

Which word pair demonstrates linking "r"?

• Far away

• Get up

• Come in

• Hot air

What happens in the phrase “turn it off”?

• No linking

• Linking /n/ and /ɪ/

• Linking /t/ and /ɪ/

• Linking /r/ and /ɪ/

Which of the following is an example of intrusive /w/?

• Go on

• You are

• I agree

• You and I

The phrase “see it” can be linked as:

• see-yit

• see-it

• seey-it

• seeit

What kind of linking appears in “law and order”?

• Linking /n/

• Intrusive /r/

• Linking /w/

• Linking /l/

In the phrase “do it”, the sound /w/ appears because:

• It is written

• It helps to connect two vowels

• It is silent

• It’s grammatically correct