Pronunciation

Question 1

/ɪ/

Answer 1

Monophtong
Sit, Lip
Short half close front

Question 2

/i:/

Answer 2

Monopthong
Beat, flea, ceiling, people
long close front

Question 3

/e/

Answer 3

Monophthong
bed, merry, perish, wreck
Short mid front

Question 4

/æ/

Answer 4

Monopthong
Bat, bad, lamp, badge
short (half) open front

Question 5

/ʌ/

Answer 5

Monopthong
but
short front open

Question 6

/ə

Answer 6

Monopthong (schwa)
Better, abover, again, contain
Central vowel

Question 7

/uː/

Answer 7

Monopthong
mood, shoe, tomb, do
long back close

Question 8

/ʊ/

Answer 8

Monopthong
put, woman, bullet
short half close back

Question 9

/ɔː/

Answer 9

Monopthong
saw, falcon, naughty
long mid back

Question 10

/ɒ/

Answer 10

Monopthong
got, not, cloth, cough
short open back

Question 11

/ɑː/

Answer 11

Monopthong
Father, almond, laugh
long open back

Question 12

/eɪ/

Answer 12

Diphtong
late, day
closing

Question 13

/aɪ/

Answer 13

Diphtong
my, kite, die
closing

Question 14

/aʊ/

Answer 14

Diphtong
scout, allow, bow
closing

Question 15

/əʊ/

Answer 15

Diphtong
boat, nose, bowling
closing

Question 16

/ɔɪ/

Answer 16

Diphtong
boy, joint
closing

Question 17

/ɪə/

Answer 17

Diphthong
hear (brittish pron.)
Centring

Question 18

/eə/

Answer 18

Dipthong
Hair
Centring

Question 19

/ʊə/

Answer 19

Dipthong
Poor (elderly speakers)
centring

Question 20

/aɪə/

Answer 20

Triphthong
tire (brittish pron)
Centring

Question 21

/aʊə/

Answer 21

Triphthong
tower (brittish pron.)
Centring

Question 22

/p/

Answer 22

Consonant
pen
voiceless bilabial plosive

Question 23

/b/

Answer 23

Consonant
bend
voiced bilabial plosive

Question 24

/t/

Answer 24

Consonant
ten
voiceless alveolar (tandvall) plosive

Question 25

d

Answer 25

Consonant den vioced alveolar (tandvall) plosive

Question 26

/k/

Answer 26

Consonant can voiceless velar (gomsegel) plosive

Question 27

/g/

Answer 27

Consonant give voiced velar (gomsegel) plosive

Question 28

/m/

Answer 28

Consonant men voiced bilabial nasal

Question 29

/n/

Answer 29

Consonant net voiced alveolar (tandvall) nasal

Question 30

/ŋ/

Answer 30

``` Consonant long voiced velar (gomsegel) nasal ```

Question 31

/l/

Answer 31

Consonant let voiced alveolar lateral

Question 32

/r/

Answer 32

Consonant rent voiced alveolar frictionless continuant

Question 33

/f/

Answer 33

Consonant fan voiceless labio fricative

Question 34

/v/

Answer 34

Consonant van voiced labio fricative

Question 35

/θ/

Answer 35

Consonant think voiceless dental fricative

Question 36

/ð/

Answer 36

Consonant Then, the voiced dental fricative

Question 37

/s/

Answer 37

Consonant Send voiceless alveolar fricative

Question 38

/z/

Answer 38

Consonant zinc voiced alveolar fricative

Question 39

/ʃ/

Answer 39

Consonant ship Voiceless palato (hård gom) alveolar fricative

Question 40

/ʒ/

Answer 40

Consonant rouge voiced palato alveolar fricative

Question 41

/h/

Answer 41

Consonant hence voiceless glottal fricative

Question 42

/tʃ/

Answer 42

Consonant change voiceless palato alveolar affricate

Question 43

/dʒ/

Answer 43

Consonant general voiced palato alveolar affricate

Question 44

/w/

Answer 44

Consonant went voiced labio velar (gomsegel) semi vowel

Question 45

/j/

Answer 45

Consonant yet voiced palatal semi vowel

Question 46

When the sound at the end of the word is affected by the sound at the beginning of the next

Answer 46

Regressive assimilation concerning place of articulation

Question 47

When the sound at the beginning of a word i affected by the sound at the end of the word before

Answer 47

Progressive assimilation concerning place of articulation

Question 48

When sound dissapear as a simplification

Answer 48

Elision | For instance next day -> new day just now - Jus now Cold lunch -> cold lunch

Question 49

Words with strong and weak forms

Answer 49

articles, personal/possesive pronouns (him, her, hers), some, be, have, do, shall, will, should, would, can, could, must, not (isn't), prepositions (plus to as infinitive marker), conjunctions, there, sir, saint

Question 50

What is antepenultimate rule?

Answer 50

A word with more than 3 syllables is normally stressed on the third from last syllable