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Are English consonants classified according to the place of articulation?

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Are apical consonants pronounced with the tip of the tongue?

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Are front-lingual consonants formed by the back of the tongue?

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Are apical consonants a type of front-lingual consonants?

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Are English front-lingual consonants divided according to the place of formation?

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Is the sound [t] an apical consonant in English?

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Is the sound [k] a front-lingual consonant?

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Are the sounds [p], [t], [k] aspirated at the beginning of a stressed syllable?

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Is aspiration strong after the sound [s] (for example, in “stop”)?

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Is the English sound [h] a voiceless consonant?

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