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Connected Speech Challenge

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Connected Speech Challenge
 

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Quiz on how sounds link in English

by Gabriela Lujan Del Carmen Cruz
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What is connected speech in English?

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What is linking?

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What is elision?

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What is intrusive linking?

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What is assimilation in connected speech?

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What are weak forms?

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What is flapping in American English?

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How do contractions affect connected speech?

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Why is connected speech important for listening?

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Which of the following is a common example of linking?

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In connected speech, sounds flow together, not pronounced in isolation.

Linking often makes the boundary between words sound seamless.

Elision reduces sounds, like dropping /t/ in some phrases.

Intrusive linking helps smooth transitions between vowels.

Assimilation adapts sounds to neighboring sounds.

Weak forms are common for function words like 'to', 'of'.

Flapping makes 'water' sound like 'wooder' in casual speech.

Contractions often fuse words, e.g., 'I am' → 'I'm'.

Familiarity with connected speech improves real-life comprehension.

Correct example shows ending 'have' linking to 'an' starting with a vowel.

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