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Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 12mins
One-stress rhythm
One prominent syllable
One monosyllabic word
Two monosyllabic words
Unstressed syllable
It occurs in utterances consisting of two monosyllabic words or one compound two-syllable word
(a)
Choose stress syllable and enclitics
The coarticulation of plosives [p,t,k,b,d,g] with lateral sonants
(a)
Combination of alveolar consonants and interdental consonants
Assimilation affecting the place of articulation
Assimilation affecting the position of lips
Double assimilation
Assimilation affecting the work of the vocal cords
Combination of voiceless consonants with [w]
Assimilation affecting the place of articulation
Double assimilation
Assimilation affecting the position of lips
Assimilation affecting the work of the vocal cords
Coarticulation of plosives and fricative consonants
(a)
Initial parentheses means
To gain time while the speaker is framing the main remark
To summarize
To show the speaker's attitude to sentence
To add details
Final parentheses means
To summarize
To gain time
To show speaker's attitude
To continue a side thought
Middle parentheses means
To continue a side thought
To add some details
To summarize
To gain time
