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    The document discusses the stop consonants /t/ and /d/. It notes that both are produced with the tongue contacting the alveolar ridge and are lingua-alveolar sounds. /t/ is voiceless while /d/ is voiced, with /t/ having no vibration of the vocal cords and an explosion sound when the tongue moves away, while /d/ has vibration of the vocal cords and no explosion.

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    The document discusses the stop consonants /t/ and /d/. It notes that both are produced with the tongue contacting the alveolar ridge and are lingua-alveolar sounds. /t/ is voiceless while /d/ is voiced, with /t/ having no vibration of the vocal cords and an explosion sound when the tongue moves away, while /d/ has vibration of the vocal cords and no explosion.

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    Stop Consonants

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    The document discusses the stop consonants /t/ and /d/. It notes that both are produced with the tongue contacting the alveolar ridge and are lingua-alveolar sounds. /t/ is voiceless while /d/ is voiced, with /t/ having no vibration of the vocal cords and an explosion sound when the tongue moves away, while /d/ has vibration of the vocal cords and no explosion.

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    UNIT 3

    STOP CONSONANTS
    /t/ - /d/ sounds
     Manner : Stop
     Place : Lingua-alveolar
    A consonant is Lingua-
    produced with alveolar
    the tongue
    contacting the
    upper alveolar
    bridge
    /t/ /d/
    The consonant sounds /t/ - /d/
    Manner Place (the same position)
    lingua-alveolar
    STOP voiceless voiced
    /t/ /d/
    •no voice from the •voice from the throat.
    throat.
    •When the tongue •No explosion
    moves away from the
    ridge behind the teeth,
    there is an explosion
    •Vocal cords vibrate
    Thank for
    your
    cooperation

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