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WorksheetsRhythm and Linking
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 2mins
Some languages (French, Telugu, Yoruba...) have a different rhythmical structure : called.....
stress-timed rhthym
syllable-timed rhythm
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Stress-timed rhythm theory states that the time from each ...... to the next will tend to be the same, irrespective of the number of intervening.....
unstressed syllable/
unstressed syllables
stressed syllable/
stressed syllables
stressed syllable/
unstressed syllables
unstressed syllables/
stressed syllable
Stress-timed rhythm implies that stressed syllables tend to occur at ...... regular intervals whether they're separated by unstressed syllables or not.
exactly
relatively
regularly
time
The time between stressed syllables will be shorter or longer depend on...
the way of stressing
context
quantity of syllables
the number of unstressed syllables
In English, Rhythm is marked by.....,.....,and......
the stress
timing
quantity of syllables
number of unstressed syllables
When the final consonant of one word is the same as the first consonant of the following word, we pronounce the consonant …….by lengthening the sound or saying it with a little bit more energy.
only one
dauble
louder
lighter
When the first word ends in an a, e, i vowel sound [/eɪ/, /i:/, /aɪ/], our lips are wide. Then we add a ….. sound at the beginning of the next word:
/v/
/w/
/y/
/j/
Fill in full words or phrases based on phonetics
/li:v vit/
(a)
. Fill in full words or phrases based on phonetics
/pre ʃər hændz təˈgeðər/
(a)
Fill in full words or phrases based on phonetics
/wʊ dʒu help mi/?
(a)
Fill in full words or phrases based on phonetics
/midlli:st/
(a)
Fill in full words or phrases based on phonetics
/wʌ zi ðer/?
(a)
