Assimilation & Dissimilation in English

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Froggy Jumps Assimilation & Dissimilation in EnglishVersión en línea Phonology clash tricks por Dilrabo Kosheva 1 What is assimilation in English phonology? a Sounds stay the same regardless of neighbors. b Sounds become more alike to nearby sounds. c Words change meaning when spoken aloud. 2 Give an assimilation example involving a nasal before a bilabial. a Input becomes 'inpute' (n disperses). b Input becomes 'innput' (double n). c Input pronounced like 'imput' (n→m before p). 3 What is dissimilation in English phonology? a Words shorten to one syllable. b Sounds become less alike to neighboring sounds. c Sounds become more alike to neighboring sounds. 4 Which common pronunciation shows dissimilation? a February pronounced 'Febuwary' with extra vowels. b February often pronounced as 'Febuary'. c February pronounced 'Febrary' with all letters kept. 5 Can assimilation happen across word boundaries? a Only in poetry, not in normal speech. b No, only inside a word. c Yes, as in 'ten men' sounding like 'tem men'. 6 Which process is also called regressive assimilation when the influence goes backward? a Dissimilation b Elision c Assimilation 7 What is a progressive assimilation example? a A word changes meaning when spoken loudly. b A sound changes to become more like the following sound. c A sound changes to become less like the following sound. 8 Which is NOT an assimilation example? a Sound influence spreading across a word boundary. b Nasal n before p becoming m (input). c A sound becoming more distinct from a neighboring sound. 9 What term describes sounds becoming alike due to place of articulation matching? a Phonemic splitting b Prosodic inversion c Articulatory assimilation 10 In what scenario is dissimilation likely to occur? a When two different sounds merge into one. b When two similar sounds in a cluster are simplified to avoid repetition. c When a word is stressed on a different syllable.

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Assimilation & Dissimilation in EnglishVersión en línea

por Dilrabo Kosheva

What is assimilation in English phonology?

Give an assimilation example involving a nasal before a bilabial.

What is dissimilation in English phonology?

Which common pronunciation shows dissimilation?

Can assimilation happen across word boundaries?

Which process is also called regressive assimilation when the influence goes backward?

What is a progressive assimilation example?

Which is NOT an assimilation example?

What term describes sounds becoming alike due to place of articulation matching?

In what scenario is dissimilation likely to occur?