This document discusses several phonological processes in connected speech:
1. Juncture - the relationship between sounds at word boundaries (e.g. "ice cream" vs. "I scream").
2. Liaison - linking words together (e.g. "got up" vs. "gotta").
3. Intrusion - inserting sounds like /r/, /w/, or /j/ between words (e.g. "law and order").
4. Elision - omitting sounds (e.g. "intrest" for "interest").
5. Assimilation - a sound becoming similar to another sound, either within or across words (e.
This document discusses several phonological processes in connected speech:
1. Juncture - the relationship between sounds at word boundaries (e.g. "ice cream" vs. "I scream").
2. Liaison - linking words together (e.g. "got up" vs. "gotta").
3. Intrusion - inserting sounds like /r/, /w/, or /j/ between words (e.g. "law and order").
4. Elision - omitting sounds (e.g. "intrest" for "interest").
5. Assimilation - a sound becoming similar to another sound, either within or across words (e.
This document discusses several phonological processes in connected speech:
1. Juncture - the relationship between sounds at word boundaries (e.g. "ice cream" vs. "I scream").
2. Liaison - linking words together (e.g. "got up" vs. "gotta").
3. Intrusion - inserting sounds like /r/, /w/, or /j/ between words (e.g. "law and order").
4. Elision - omitting sounds (e.g. "intrest" for "interest").
5. Assimilation - a sound becoming similar to another sound, either within or across words (e.
Juncture – the ice cream - I scream [aɪskʰriːm] [aɪskriːm] might rain - my train [maɪt ̚ ɹeɪn] - [maɪ tʰɹeɪn] relationship between one sound and the sounds before and after
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Choose a phrase A B from A or B and say • ice cream • I scream it. Your partner has • pets enter • pet centre to say which column • stopped aching • stop taking • known aim • no name • called Annie • call Danny • clocks tops • clock stops • missed a night • Mr Knight • might rain • my train • cats eyes • cat size
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Choose a phrase A B from A or B and say • known you • no new it. Your partner has • cooks take • cook steak to say which column • seen you • see new • faced old • face told • an ocean • a notion • stop turning • stopped earning • men cheer • meant year • learnt 'yes' • learn chess
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1. a. A great ape. b. A grey tape.
2. a. A lovely plum pie. b. A lovely plump eye
Try to make 3. a. We may cough soon. b. We make off soon.
a distinction 4. a. He said I stink. b. He said “ iced ink”. when saying 5. a. We’ll own a lot b. We loan a lot. the following 6. a. It sprays so be careful b. It’s praise so be careful.
7. a. I am keen on your crimes. b. I am keen on York
rhymes. Dr. Sean Murphy Liaison – linking words together Got up at eight, Got on a bus, Went into work, Worked until two, Went out for lunch, Worked until six, Back on the bus, Switched on the box, Slept in a chair. Dr. Sean Murphy Intrusion Intruding / r / Intruding / w /
inserting /r/, The media / r /are to blame. I want to / w /eat.
/w/ or /j/ to link sounds easily Law(r)and order Please do / w / it.
Intruding / j /
I / j / agree.
They / j /are here!
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Which sound • do up • every ear • under age • her eyes intrudes? • lay up • she earns • go away • you ache /r/, /w/ or /j/ • go out • after eight • clear air • here or away • you and me • you or her • grey and blue • she's better at maths
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Elision – omission of sounds • int(e)rest • Chris(t)mas • sim(i)lar • des(k)top • lib(a)ry • the firs(t) three • diff(e)rent • you an(d) me • t(o)night • kep(t) calling • you shouldn´t (h)ave • we stopp(ed) for lunch • tell (h)im • as(k)ed / æst /; note also 'aksed' / ækst /
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Assimilation – a sound becomes similar to another sound Within words Across words • sandwich/ˈsæmwɪʧ / • in Barcelona / ɪmbɑːsələʊnə / • handbag /ˈhæmbæɡ / • in Paris / ɪmpærɪs/ • cupboard /ˈkʌbəd / • got you ( ɡɒʧə / • goodbye / gəbaɪ / • would you / wəʤuː / • goodnight / gənaɪt / • miss you / mɪʃuː / • apprenticeship / əprɛntɪʃɪp / • ten points / tɛmpɔɪnts / • information / ɪmfəmeɪʃən / • give me / gɪmiː /
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English Puns (aka ‘Dad Jokes’)
https://pronunciationstudio.com/english-puns/ Dr. Sean Murphy