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Allophonic processes

Allophonic processes. Kuiper and Allan Chapter 5.4. Some allophonic processes. aspiration increasing your puff assimilation becoming like the neighbours elision getting lost insertion adding bits. IPA diacritics chart. Aspiration.

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Vowel articulation

Vowel articulation. Kuiper and Allan Chapter 4.2.3. Vowels. no obstruction in the airway All English vowels are voiced. The shape of the oral tract is modified by: the position of the tongue the shape of the lips. Tongue position.

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Stress

Stress. Kuiper and Allan Chapter 6.3. Stress. Speakers perceive some syllables to be more prominent than others. A number of factors contribute: length loudness pitch quality. Exercise. Look at the following polysyllabic words.

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Senses, sense components and semantic fields

Senses, sense components and semantic fields. Kuiper and Allan Chapter 3.1.3. Senses. Words have senses and senses have components. boy & girl share the components <young>, and <human>. hot & cold share the component <temperature>. Superordinate senses.

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Kinds of Morphemes

Kinds of Morphemes. Kuiper and Allan Chapter 2.3. Bound and free. Free morphemes are lexemes. e.g. arrange Bound morphemes are not. e.g. - ment. Exercise. Divide the following morphemes into free and bound sets: ation, nation, pre, post, angle, ible, infra, out. Stem and affix.

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Coordination

Coordination. Kuiper and Allan Chapter 8.1.2. Coordination. Syntactic constituents may be coordinated with constituents of the same category. Three main coordinating conjunctions: and, or, (neither) ... nor Sometimes the same functions may be coordinated. They seemed honest and in trouble.

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Articulatory phonetics

Articulatory phonetics. the study of how speech sounds are produced Kuiper and Allan Chapter 4.2.2. The Organs of Speech. Speech is produced by a variety of organs also used for other purposes. lungs windpipe (trachea) vocal cords mouth & nose. The Organs of Speech. The Upper Vocal Tract.

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Inflection of verbs

Inflection of verbs. Tense Kuiper and Allan Chapter 2.1.4. Regular tense inflection. present tense past tense breathe breathed sigh sighed stroke stroked. Tense inflection and verbs. All verbs inflect for tense. Everything that inflects for tense is a verb.

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Phonological derivation

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