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Classification of English vowels

Classification of English vowels. Vowel sounds are classified according to: the position of the tongue in the mouth, the openness of the mouth, the shape of the lips, and the length of the vowels. . 1) the position of the tongue in the mouth

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Phonemics

Phonemics. Goals of a phonemic analysis. Produce a minimal set of phonemes for the language. It will be a set smaller than the set of phones.

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Phonics workshop for parents

Phonics workshop for parents. Philip Webb Teaching and Learning Consultant. What is phonics?. Knowing the sounds that different letters and combinations of letters make Being able to blend these sounds together from left to right to make a word. Essential phonics knowledge. Adults need to:

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Working with Words & Active Participation

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Morphology

Morphology. The Sound Patterns of Language. BASIC CONCEPTS. free. morphemes. compounding. clipping. affix. derivation. bound. prefix. allomorph. suppletion. root. partial reduplication. blending. inflection. backformation. morph. head. simple words. acronyms. infix.

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Kenneth L. Pike

Kenneth L. Pike. Phonemics. Phonemes / / Abstract contrastive units in a language Never pronounced Realized by one or more allophones Allophone [ ] Sound units that are a physical reality Always pronounced Variation of a phoneme. Two possibilities. Allophones of separate phonemes

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Introduction to English Linguistics

Introduction to English Linguistics. ??????? BBI050 Thu. 10:25-12:30 (M208) Week 17. Review. Phonetics and Phonology. Are you clear about. Place and manner of articulation of consonants and Vowels? Natural classes? Phoneme and allophones? Minimal pair and complementary distribution?

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Phonology

Phonology. Katie Burns Title III Resource Teacher. Introductions. Phonetics vs. Phonology. Turn and talk Phonetics vs. Phonology Turn and talk sentence starter: Phonetics and Phonology both __________. Phonetics is ________, but Phonology is ____.

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Phonology, part 3: Natural Classes and Features

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The distribution of allophones

The distribution of allophones. Kuiper and Allan Chapter 5.1. Complementary distribution. Each speech sound in a set which are in complementary distribution appears in a different phonetic environment to the others in the set. e.g. all the different t sounds. Exercise.

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Phonics

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Phonotactics

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