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Latin Prefixes

Latin Prefixes. Prefixes. Latin prefixes are category presevering If a prefix is added to a noun, the result is a noun If a prefix is added to a verb, the result is a verbh. ad. ad. ad. ad. Observation. [d] assimilates to a [b] [d] assimilates to [p] [d] assimilates to [g]

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all speech production happens in the mouth or throat throat : larynx most vowel sounds

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The Sounds of English: an Introduction to English Phonetics.

The Sounds of English: an Introduction to English Phonetics. Voiced Consonants. Consonants. The Sounds of English. Consonants. Vowels. The Sounds of English. Consonants. Vowels. The Sounds of English. Consonants. The Sounds of English. Consonants. Vowels. The Sounds of English.

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Chapter 1 Nouns

Chapter 1 Nouns. ? Les Hanson 2002. Nouns. Definition of nouns Capitalization pluralization. Names of particular people, places, or things E.g. S tockwell D ay, A lberta, C anadian A lliance But not general references p arty l eader, c ommunist, f ascist, r ight wing.

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Phonetics & Phonology of English: How & Why We Speak the Way We Do

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Voiced or Voiceless

Voiced or Voiceless. - Vowel sounds: All voiced. (Voiced = Vibration of vocal cords). Voiced or Voiceless. - Consonant sounds:. (Voiced and Voiceless). (Voiceless = No vibration of vocal cords). Voiced Consonants Sounds. b. d. g. v. z. j. l. m. n. r. w. y. ng. th.

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Consonants The stops and continuants

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Language Study

Language Study. Phonetics/Phonemics Apling 627 Spring 2008. Principles of Modern Linguistics. Languages and Dialects. Legitimate systems of communication Systematic and rule-governed No one language/dialect is better than another All languages have a standard dialect

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Consonants

Consonants . The Sibilant sounds . The sibilant sounds . A sibilant sound is a sound that has a whistle like quality. The sibilants are: /s/ say, so /z/ zoo, crazy / ? / she, ash /?/ beige, pleasure /t ?/ chip, each /d ?/ jaw, age . S belnds :

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