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WorksheetsFeatures of connected speech
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
The pronunciation of a word with more respiratory energy or muscular force than other words in the same utterance
juncture
sentence stress
vowel
word stress
The variations in the pitch of a speaker’s voice used to convey or alter meaning
intonation
elision
consonant
Sentence stress
The process in continuous speech which connects the final sound of one word to the initial sound of the next
juncture
catenation
linking
assimilation
The pronunciation of a syllable with more respiratory energy or muscular force than other syllables in the same word
intonation
Sentence stress
word stress
linking
Occurs when a sound which would be present in a word spoken in isolation is omitted in connected speech. e.g. post the letter – old man
intrustion
elision
inonation
juncture
What happens to a sound when it is influenced by one of its neighbours. e.g. this ship - in public
juncture
elision
assimilation
catenation
The last consonant of the first word is joined to the vowel sound at the start of the second word. For example:
pick it up
elision
juncture
catention
assimilation
when an extra sound is added into the spoken utterance
ellision
catenation
intrusion
juncture
The intonation in ‘wh’ questions normally goes ________ at the end.
up
down
The intonation in ‘yes/no’ questions normally
goes ___________ at the end.
up
down
When a question tag is asking for confirmation the intonation goes
up
down
When a question tag is used and required an answer the tone goes
up
down
When listing items intonation _______ on the last word.
rises
falls
