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Master linking, flapping, and more.

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Asila Abdurakhmonova

Uzbekistan

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Froggy Jumps Connected Speech ChallengeOnline version Master linking, flapping, and more. by Asila Abdurakhmonova 1 What is linking in connected speech? a Dropping the first letter of the next word. b Stressing every word equally. c Joining the final sound of one word to the initial sound of the next. 2 Flapping occurs when a /t/ or /d/ becomes which sound? a A quick, soft 'd' sound (tap) between vowels b A hard 't' sound c A glottal stop only 3 Which describes assimilation in connected speech? a Sounds become more like neighboring sounds b Consonants are always dropped c Vowels are always lengthened 4 Elision in speech refers to what? a Omitting a sound or syllable b Adding an extra vowel c Emphasizing every syllable 5 Deletion in connected speech involves which action? a Doubling a consonant sound b Leaving out a sound in fast speech c Pronouncing all letters clearly 6 Which example shows linking between 'go' and 'out'? a goout spoken as two separate words b go out pronounced with a smooth connnected transition c go out with a heavy pause 7 Flapping is typical in which language context? a In all formal speeches b American English between a stressed syllable and an unstressed one c Between all stressed syllables only 8 Which is NOT a feature of connected speech? a Elision of sounds b Speaking each word with full precision c Linking sounds across word boundaries 9 Which phrase is most likely to involve deletion? a I would have liked to b I would have liked c I would have liked to 10 What happens in elision with 'next please' in casual speech? a A sound is dropped, e.g., 'nex' please b Every sound is prolonged c The phrase becomes slower

Froggy Jumps

Connected Speech ChallengeOnline version

Master linking, flapping, and more.

by Asila Abdurakhmonova

What is linking in connected speech?

Dropping the first letter of the next word.

Stressing every word equally.

Joining the final sound of one word to the initial sound of the next.

Flapping occurs when a /t/ or /d/ becomes which sound?

A quick, soft 'd' sound (tap) between vowels

A hard 't' sound

A glottal stop only

Which describes assimilation in connected speech?

Sounds become more like neighboring sounds

Consonants are always dropped

Vowels are always lengthened

Elision in speech refers to what?

Omitting a sound or syllable

Adding an extra vowel

Emphasizing every syllable

Deletion in connected speech involves which action?

Doubling a consonant sound

Leaving out a sound in fast speech

Pronouncing all letters clearly

Which example shows linking between 'go' and 'out'?

goout spoken as two separate words

go out pronounced with a smooth connnected transition

go out with a heavy pause

Flapping is typical in which language context?

In all formal speeches

American English between a stressed syllable and an unstressed one

Between all stressed syllables only

Which is NOT a feature of connected speech?

Elision of sounds

Speaking each word with full precision

Linking sounds across word boundaries

Which phrase is most likely to involve deletion?

I would have liked to

I would have liked

I would have liked to

What happens in elision with 'next please' in casual speech?

A sound is dropped, e.g., 'nex' please

Every sound is prolonged

The phrase becomes slower

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Connected Speech Challenge

Froggy Jumps

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What is linking in connected speech?

Flapping occurs when a /t/ or /d/ becomes which sound?

Which describes assimilation in connected speech?

Elision in speech refers to what?

Deletion in connected speech involves which action?

Which example shows linking between 'go' and 'out'?

Flapping is typical in which language context?

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Which phrase is most likely to involve deletion?

What happens in elision with 'next please' in casual speech?

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