This document outlines the topics that will be covered on an English phonology exam, including:
1) Phones, accents, dialects, and speech sound production.
2) Classification of English vowels and consonants, including short/long vowels, diphthongs, and place and manner of articulation.
3) Nasal consonants, l, r, and other consonants.
4) Syllable structure, division, and stress patterns.
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English language structure phonetics exam questions
This document outlines the topics that will be covered on an English phonology exam, including:
1) Phones, accents, dialects, and speech sound production.
2) Classification of English vowels and consonants, including short/long vowels, diphthongs, and place and manner of articulation.
3) Nasal consonants, l, r, and other consonants.
4) Syllable structure, division, and stress patterns.
This document outlines the topics that will be covered on an English phonology exam, including:
1) Phones, accents, dialects, and speech sound production.
2) Classification of English vowels and consonants, including short/long vowels, diphthongs, and place and manner of articulation.
3) Nasal consonants, l, r, and other consonants.
4) Syllable structure, division, and stress patterns.
FILOLOGIJOS KATEDRA ANGLŲ KALBOS STRUKTŪROS 1 (FONETIKOS) EGZAMINO KLAUSIMAI Lekt. Sandra Degtiar
1. Phonemes and other aspects of pronunciation. Accents and dialects.
2. The production of speech sounds. Organs of speech, their articulatory description. The sounds of speech: vowels versus consonants. 3. The classification and description of the English vowels. English short vowels. English long vowels. Front vowels. Back vowels. Central vowels. Diphthongs. Triphthongs. 4. Voicing and consonants. The larynx. Respiration and voicing. Place of articulation. Fortis and lenis. Fortis consonants. 5. Manner of articulation. Plosives. English plosives. 6. Fricatives and affricates. Production of fricatives and affricates. The fricatives of English. The affricates of English. 7. Nasals and other consonants. Nasals. The consonant l. The consonant r. The consonants j and w. 8. The syllable. The nature of the syllable. The structure of the syllable. Syllable division. Syllabic consonants. 9. Phrasal stress. Strong and weak forms. Types of reduction.