Applied English Phonology, Second Edition ( PDFDrive )

PHONETICS 27
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
(h)
(i)
(j)
telephone – television
atop – wiser
bitter – easy
mister – enemy
shipment – justice
wait – root
lime – window
alone – elevate
feather – fought
limp – soccer
9. The following groups consist of sounds that share a phonetic feature
plus one sound that does not belong to this group. Circle the
sound that does not belong to the group, and identify the feature
shared by the remaining sounds of the group.
Example: /l, d, s, t, k, z/ /k/ is a velar, the rest are alveolars
(a) /f, S, tS, z, T, Z, D/ ______________________________________
(b) /t, z, n, m, d, l, s/ ______________________________________
(c) /I, E, U, u, æ, √/ ______________________________________
(d) /n, g, v, s, z, @, m/ _____________________________________
(e) /m, w, è, p, b/ ______________________________________
(f) /i, I, æ, A, e, E/ ______________________________________
10. Fill in the boxes with the appropriate label for the final sounds of each
word.
Upper
articulator
Lower
articulator
Voicing
sipped latex triumph bridge rough fought dogs palm
Manner of
articulation