Phonetic Linking Challenge

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Test your knowledge on linking sounds /w/ and /j/ in English!

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Nora Aldossari

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Froggy Jumps Phonetic Linking ChallengeOnline version Test your knowledge on linking sounds /w/ and /j/ in English! by Nora Aldossari 1 What is the primary focus of the text 'Linking with /w/ and with /j/'? a Phonetic linking in English b Vocabulary building c Grammar rules 2 Which sound is linked with the vowel sound in 'you'? a /l/ b /w/ c /j/ 3 In which context is the /w/ sound typically linked? a At the end of words b Before vowel sounds c After consonants 4 What is an example of linking with /j/? a Can we b Do you c I am 5 Which word would most likely link with /w/? a Run fast b Go away c See you 6 What is a common mistake with linking /j/? a Using /w/ instead b Omitting the /j/ sound c Adding extra vowels 7 Which phrase demonstrates linking with /w/? a Where are they b How are you c What is it 8 Linking with /j/ often occurs in which type of phrases? a Commands b Statements c Questions 9 What is the effect of linking sounds in speech? a It makes speech smoother b It slows down speech c It adds complexity 10 Which sound is linked in 'I want it'? a /w/ b /s/ c /j/

Froggy Jumps

Phonetic Linking ChallengeOnline version

Test your knowledge on linking sounds /w/ and /j/ in English!

by Nora Aldossari

What is the primary focus of the text 'Linking with /w/ and with /j/'?

Phonetic linking in English

Vocabulary building

Grammar rules

Which sound is linked with the vowel sound in 'you'?

/l/

/w/

/j/

In which context is the /w/ sound typically linked?

At the end of words

Before vowel sounds

After consonants

What is an example of linking with /j/?

Can we

Do you

I am

Which word would most likely link with /w/?

Run fast

Go away

See you

What is a common mistake with linking /j/?

Using /w/ instead

Omitting the /j/ sound

Adding extra vowels

Which phrase demonstrates linking with /w/?

Where are they

How are you

What is it

Linking with /j/ often occurs in which type of phrases?

Commands

Statements

Questions

What is the effect of linking sounds in speech?

It makes speech smoother

It slows down speech

It adds complexity

Which sound is linked in 'I want it'?

/w/

/s/

/j/

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Phonetic Linking ChallengeOnline version

by Nora Aldossari

What is the primary focus of the text 'Linking with /w/ and with /j/'?

Which sound is linked with the vowel sound in 'you'?

In which context is the /w/ sound typically linked?

What is an example of linking with /j/?

Which word would most likely link with /w/?

What is a common mistake with linking /j/?

Which phrase demonstrates linking with /w/?

Linking with /j/ often occurs in which type of phrases?

What is the effect of linking sounds in speech?

Which sound is linked in 'I want it'?

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