We use adverbs such as really, very, and extremely with ...................... to describe their higher intensity.

The full/proper form of phonetic transcription is ....

/ðən/ is the weak form of....

/ʃəd/ is the weak form of ....

If you want quick to speak, so you should use ... to some words, especially grammar word.

When a consonant phoneme will change to sound more like another consonant that is near it.

How many types of assimilation?

If you want slow to speak, so yo should use ... to all words.

Adverbs like absolutely, completely, and totally are used with 'strong' adjectives to emphasize their intensity. True or false?

Which word class has weak form and strong form?

Choose the phrases in which the elisions occur

We finally arrived the next day.

When phonemes are deleted in casual speech (ex. the /d/ is not pronounced in "friendship")

Right-to-left (ex. the /s/ will become rounded in the word "soon")

Right-to-left (ex. the /s/ will become rounded in the word "soon")

Which is the strong form of "you"?

Stand fast - stæn fɑːst is an example of

Next week - neks wi:k is an example of

He'd = /d/ is an example of