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    English has six stop or plosive consonants that are formed by a complete closure of the air passage that is then suddenly released. The six stops are /p/, /b/, /t/, /d/, /k/, and /g/. Stops can be either voiced like /b/, /d/, /g/ or voiceless like /p/, /t/, /k/. The three places of articulation for stops are bilabial, where the two lips come together for sounds like /p/ and /b/; alveolar, where the tip of the tongue touches the alveolar ridge for sounds like /t/ and /d/; and velar, where the back of the

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    English has six stop or plosive consonants that are formed by a complete closure of the air passage that is then suddenly released. The six stops are /p/, /b/, /t/, /d/, /k/, and /g/. Stops can be either voiced like /b/, /d/, /g/ or voiceless like /p/, /t/, /k/. The three places of articulation for stops are bilabial, where the two lips come together for sounds like /p/ and /b/; alveolar, where the tip of the tongue touches the alveolar ridge for sounds like /t/ and /d/; and velar, where the back of the

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    English Phon Ology

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    English has six stop or plosive consonants that are formed by a complete closure of the air passage that is then suddenly released. The six stops are /p/, /b/, /t/, /d/, /k/, and /g/. Stops can be either voiced like /b/, /d/, /g/ or voiceless like /p/, /t/, /k/. The three places of articulation for stops are bilabial, where the two lips come together for sounds like /p/ and /b/; alveolar, where the tip of the tongue touches the alveolar ridge for sounds like /t/ and /d/; and velar, where the back of the

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    ENGLISH PHON

    OLOGY

    “ENGLISH STOP “
    The 1st Group
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    What is English Stop ?

    Stop/Plosive are the air is totally


    blocked in point’ articulation and
    then suddenly released
    There are six plosive consonants in English. These are the sound formed by
    means of a complete closure of the air passage, which is afterwards released
    suddenly.

    1 /p/ Pancake 4 /d/ Dance

    2 /b/ Baby 5
    22 /k/ Kind

    /g/ Gadget
    3 /t/ Tea
    6
    Plosive can be Voiced and
    Voiceless
    /b/
    VOICED
    /p/
    /d/
    VOICELESS
    /g/ /t/

    /k/
    Place of Articulation in English Stop

    Bilabial
    There are three
    That is :

    Alveolar Velar
    Bilabial :
    two lips come together

    Examples:

    /p/ - pen /pen/

    /b/ - ball /b):l/


    Alveolar : tip/blade of the
    tongue touches the alveolar/
    teeth ridge

    Examples:

    /t/ - table /’teIbl/

    /d/ - desk /desk/


    Velar: the back of the tongue
    approximates to the soft
    palate.

    Examples:

    /k/ - key /ki:/

    /g/ - green /gri:n/


    Thank you

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