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Only for studentsOnline version Student by Sarvinoz Abdupattoyeva 1 1. Assimilation means that one sound becomes similar to a neighboring sound. Yes No 2 2. In assimilation, sounds always change their place of articulation. Yes No 3 3. Dissimilation is the opposite process of assimilation. Yes No 4 4. Assimilation can happen both in rapid and casual speech. Yes No 5 5. In the word “input”, the /n/ becomes /m/ because of assimilation. Yes No 6 6. Dissimilation helps speakers pronounce difficult sound combinations more easily. Yes No 7 7. The word “library” often loses its second /r/ due to dissimilation. Yes No 8 8. All English speakers always pronounce “library” with two /r/ sounds. Yes No 9 9. Assimilation only occurs between consonants. Yes No 10 10. The phrase “ten pens” shows assimilation when /n/ changes to /m/. Yes No 11 11. Historical sound change can also show assimilation or dissimilation. Yes No 12 12. Dissimilation never happens in modern English speech. Yes No 13 13. Assimilation makes pronunciation faster and smoother. Yes No 14 14. The word “colonel” changed over time because of dissimilation. Yes No 15 15. Both assimilation and dissimilation are examples of phonological processes. Yes No

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by Sarvinoz Abdupattoyeva

1. Assimilation means that one sound becomes similar to a neighboring sound.

Yes

2. In assimilation, sounds always change their place of articulation.

Yes

3. Dissimilation is the opposite process of assimilation.

Yes

4. Assimilation can happen both in rapid and casual speech.

Yes

5. In the word “input”, the /n/ becomes /m/ because of assimilation.

Yes

6. Dissimilation helps speakers pronounce difficult sound combinations more easily.

Yes

7. The word “library” often loses its second /r/ due to dissimilation.

Yes

8. All English speakers always pronounce “library” with two /r/ sounds.

Yes

9. Assimilation only occurs between consonants.

Yes

10. The phrase “ten pens” shows assimilation when /n/ changes to /m/.

Yes

11. Historical sound change can also show assimilation or dissimilation.

Yes

12. Dissimilation never happens in modern English speech.

Yes

13. Assimilation makes pronunciation faster and smoother.

Yes

14. The word “colonel” changed over time because of dissimilation.

Yes

15. Both assimilation and dissimilation are examples of phonological processes.

Yes

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by Sarvinoz Abdupattoyeva

1. Assimilation means that one sound becomes similar to a neighboring sound.

2. In assimilation, sounds always change their place of articulation.

3. Dissimilation is the opposite process of assimilation.

4. Assimilation can happen both in rapid and casual speech.

5. In the word “input”, the /n/ becomes /m/ because of assimilation.

6. Dissimilation helps speakers pronounce difficult sound combinations more easily.

7. The word “library” often loses its second /r/ due to dissimilation.

8. All English speakers always pronounce “library” with two /r/ sounds.

9. Assimilation only occurs between consonants.

10. The phrase “ten pens” shows assimilation when /n/ changes to /m/.

11. Historical sound change can also show assimilation or dissimilation.

12. Dissimilation never happens in modern English speech.

13. Assimilation makes pronunciation faster and smoother.

14. The word “colonel” changed over time because of dissimilation.

15. Both assimilation and dissimilation are examples of phonological processes.

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