The sounds which have double active and passive articulators are the:

Spanish laterals have just one set of homorganic sounds.
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True or False

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Are the words below transcribed properly?
<obra> <Carta>

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All voiceless and voiced plosives are liquids and they are a similarity between English andSpanish

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<second>, <first>, <against>, <attempts>, <Frank´s>, <glimpsed>

The word < fraile> has a/an :

Two-initial-consonant clusters (CCV-) share mostly the same liquants and liquids: / p, b, k, g, f / + / l /; / p, b,t, d, k, g, f / + ; happen in:

It is a group of 2 or more adjacent consonants.

It is the insertion of a vowel or consonant segment within a word

It is when a sound disappears or is not clearly articulated under certain circumstances

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It is the addition an extra consonant to the end of a word.

• It is when the assimilated sound precedes and is affected by the conditioning sound.
• It is when the final and initial sounds mutually condition…

It is the loss of an unstressed initial vowel or syllable

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(It barely ever occurs with very young learners and beginner learners. It is a very uncommon process at this stage). It is the transposition of speech sounds

It is when the conditioning sound precedes and affects the following sound

It is when an unstressed sound or syllable is dropped out in a multisyllabic word.

It is the connecting of the final sound of a word to the initial sound of the next.

Five-medial consonant orthographic clusters happen in:

It is a group of two or more adjacent and dissimilar symbols which really stand for just one sound.

The cluster that starts with a voiceless, apico alveolar, fricative just happens in:

The Phonemic and phonetic distribution of ‘sorda, apico-alveolar, oral, fricative Select one:

The following clusters barely ever happen in Spanish: /ʃɹ/ /θɹ/ /sm/ /sn/ /sp/ /st/

The / ʒ / phonemic and phonetic distribution is total.

The common sound in the tongue twister 'Roe sew a cold robe when Rose sold a snow-toe show' is:

When a 'voiced apico alveolar nasal occurs before a dorso velar', it becomes…..

When the dorso section of the tongue moves downwards from the high front position to the mind front position. Lip shape keeps spread. Jaw moves down slightly, ¿which sound is produced?

Affricate sounds use digraphs to be represented phonetically.

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Standard Spanish has 24 phonemes: 5 vowels, 19 consonants and 14 diphthongs.

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The spellings: ............................... correspond to the sound:

Spanish laterals have just one set of homorganic sounds

All voiceless and voiced plosive are liquids and they are a similarity between English and Spanish

The spellings: .......................... correspond to the

The voiced, bilabial, nasal before a voiceless bilabial fricative change its:

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It certainly studies, analyzes, and compares two or more languages descriptively in order to find out similarities and differences among them during the language learning process.

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It studies language change and language relationship.

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Choose the right answer: ................. is “voiced, dorso-palatal, nasal”

Laterals become..............after any voiced consonant in both Spanish and English Answer:

The phonetic Spanish distribution of the `voiceless, apico-interdental, oral, fricative` is:

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The phonetic distribution of the spanish voiced ,plosive bilabial oral is

The phonetic distribution of the spanish “voiced, plosive, bilabial, oral ” is: Select one:

The common pronunciation sound in the words below is:
< pneumonia, few, do, room, you, Luke, blue, fruit>

The spellings < ou >, < ow >, < ough> represent the sound: Select one:

Final clusters in English might increase their number of consonant sounds due to:

The difference in pronunciation which is used by speakers to distinguish different utterances in a language is known as:

Monophthongs are just one vowel sound. They are classified as front, central and back sounds. The sound /i/ is featured by:

The type of notation that depends on the level of abstraction, the hearing limits and IPA conventions is:

The spellings :< o >, < oo >, < u >, < ou >, , < a >, < e >, < eou >, < o>, < u >, cor respond to the sound:

When two or more allophones happen in the same position and don’t change the meaning of the phonological group, it is known as:

The phonemic distribution of Spanish voiceless plosives is

The / ɪy / vowel distribution is:

Voiced Spanish plosives might be fricative. Voiced English plosives are not.

Voiceless English plosive sounds in final position might have a variation in pronunciation. That is because of free variation.

resaltador is a phonological group which has.......... assimilation process(es) which are

The process by means of which the dorso section of the tongue reaches the borders of the hard palate making a groove between the tongue and the palate. The jaw moves down more than in /i/ production , and the tip of the tongue moves forward the lower front teeth, corresponds to the < > production.

The voiced, bilabial, fricative sound occurs in middle position in not only Spanish but also English.

The production of the /e/ and /ɛ/ sounds differs in its:

The features 'voiced, simple, mid-central, lax, neutral' correspond to:

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The spellings: < ew >, < o >, < oa >, < oe >, < ou >, < ow >, correspond to the sound:

The vowel spellings < a >, < au >, < aw >, < o >, < oa >, < ou> concern the sound:

The Diacritic “ h” means that a sound is:

The tongue is retracted backward the oral cavity. The post dorso section of the tongue moves up toward the soft palate. The tip of the tongue reaches the lower tooth ridge. Lips are rounded. The information above belongs to the sound:

The tongue base is retracted into the mouth cavity towards a mid-high velar position. Lips are rounded like pronouncing but saying . The lower jaw moves down making the mouth open a little bit more than the common /uw/ sound. Vocal folds vibrate. The information above refers to the sound:

Approximant sounds are clearly identified as semiconsonants or semivowels when they are part of a:

There are three pairs of homorganic plosives; however, one set differs in the passive articulator in the Spanish-English Contrast

This diphthong production is similar in both languages. The sequence shows how the tongue moves from the low-central position to the high-back position. The jaw moves up. The lips change their shape from neutral to rounded during this diphthong production. The information given above has to do with the sound:

It is a group of 2 or more adjacent consonants.

The phonemic and phonetic transfer for the voiceless and voiced /t-d/ is:

The following speelings: < ei >, < ey >, < i >, < ie >, < uy >, < y >, correspond to the sound:

Write the appropriate word/phrase. It is based on sounds-pronunciation- and deals with symbols which represent consonant or vowel sounds:

Every 'apico alveolar' sound becomes dental in:

Palatal vowel sounds are the same as central vowel sounds.

English vowel sounds might be identified in their vowel quality due to their number of phonemic symbols.

The features: voiced, complex (adjacent glide), mid-back tense, rounded, lengthened, correspond to:

The vowel sounds that occurs in English and it is kind of difficult to be mastered by Spanish speakers are the:

The unit of Narrow Transcription is:

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The spellings: < a >, < au >, < aw >, < o >, < oa >, < ou>, correspond to the sound:

The process by means of which the tongue is positioned forward and high in the oral cavity with the sides in contact with the lateral teeth and the tip placed behind the lower teeth. Lips are spread and retracted corresponds to the sound:

What is the spelling that corresponds to 'voiced, simple, low-front, lax, spread'

Velar vowel sounds are the same as back sounds

The common vowel sound uttered in the tongue twister 'A Tudor who tooted a flute tried to tutor two tooters to say the two to their tutor, "Is it harder to toot or to tutor two tooters to toot?' is:

Five-medial consonant cluster happens in:

What is the relevant parameter that makes a difference between /t-d/ SpanishEnglish sounds?

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Write the appropriate word/phrase. It is an arbitrary structured system of utterances-sounds, gestures, signs, and movements, written symbols, morphemes, words and sentences used for human communication:

/b,d,g/ becomes fricative in middle position after and .

The tongue is positioned back in a low-mid position with respect to the height. The jaw is slightly lowered. The lips are rounded but bigger than for /u/ and /ow/. This sound happens in language(s).

It means both languages have the same element but wit different function.

The [ æ:] features are:

The main trait of Spanish vowel allophones is that they might be ...............while in English, they could be .....................

The common sound in the words <calm, encore, not. knowledge> is:

International Phonetic Association was created by language teachers in France in ................ . This association published officially the first version in .................. . Its main aim is to promote the scientific study of phonetics and the various practical applications of this science and its principle is “one symbol per every distinctive and relevant sound”. The latest version of The International Phonetic Alphabet revised and updated by IPA in ............... .

“voiced, simple, high-back, lax, rounded” corresponds to:

The processes that occur when vowels are followed by an implosive nasal consonant or when vowel sounds are found between two nasal consonant sounds, is known as:

What element makes the difference in the /t-d/ pronunciation between Spanish and English?

Which clusters happen just in English?

<e, ee, ie, ei> correspond to:

The word < fraile> has a/an :

Significant elements change meaning since they are:

The spellings < e >, < ea >, < ai >, < a >, < ie > deal with the sound:

The tongue twister 'A big black bug bit a big black bear, made the big black bear bleed blood' contains mostly a 'low-mid front' vowel sound.

Every voiceless English plosive is strongly aspirated when they happen in initial position. The same situation happens to voiceless Spanish sounds.

The notation system that ignores as many as possible details is known as: