EL1 Reporter 3

43問 • 3年前

Wael Hi

通報

問題一覧

the scientific study of the production, transmission, and reception of human speech sounds.

Phonetics

is the study of the patterns of sounds in a language.

Phonology

Branches of phonetics

Articulatory phonetics, Acoustic phonetics, Auditory phonetics

how speech sounds are made

Articulatory phonetics

Speech sounds as “waves in the air”

Acoustic phonetics

reception of speech sounds

Auditory phonetics

obstruction in the passage of airstream

Consonants

no obstruction in the passage

Vowels

if the vocal cords vibrate

Voiced

if the vocal cords are not vibrating

Voiceless

where the sound is made

Place of articulation

How the sound is made

Manner of articulation

They are formed by using both upper and lower lips.

Bilabial

They are represented by the symbols [p], [b], [m], which are voiced. Ex. pat, bat, mat The [w] at the beginning of way, walk, and world is also _______.

Bilabial

Place of articulation

Bilabial, Labio dental, Dental, Alveo-palatal, Velar, Glottal

These are sounds formed when the upper teeth touches the lower lip.

Labio dental

These are sounds formed with the tongue tip behind the upper front teeth.

Dental

Back behind the alveolar ridge you can find a hard part in the root of your mouth (palate).

Alveo palatal

Even further back in the root of the mouth, beyond the hard palate, you will find a soft area which is called the soft palate which is called the soft palate, or the velum.

Velar

There is one other sound that is produced without the active use of the tongue and other parts of the mouth.

Glottal

This aspect deals with how the sounds are articulated.

Manner of articulation

Manner of Articulations

Stops/plosives, Fricatives, Affricates, Nasals, Lateral, Approximate

These are the sounds produced when the air stream is blocked completely before it is abruptly released.

Stops/plosives

These are the sounds produced when the air stream is compressed and passes through a small opening creating friction.

Fricatives

These are the sounds produced when a plosive is followed by a Fricative.

Affricates

These are the sounds produced when the oral cavity is blocked, and so the air passes through the nose.

Nasals

Sounds are produced when airstream moves around the tongue in an obstructed manner.

Lateral

Sounds that are close to vowel sounds.

Approximate

is a field of linguistics focused on the study of the forms (structure) and formation of words in a language.

Morphology

It is the smallest meaningful unit in the grammar of a language.

Morpheme

morphemes which can be used as a word on their own. The type of morpheme that can stand alone as words by themselves.

Free morphemes

Two categories of free morphemes

Lexical morpheme, Functional morpheme

morphemes which can not occur on their own as an independent word.

Bound morphemes

Bound morphemes have also two categories:

Inflectional, Derivational

referred also as open class because we can add morphemes to these words.

Lexical morpheme

Words that don’t have clear meaning but has grammatical functions.

Functional morpheme

Classification of morphemes

Free morphemes, Bound morphemes

morphemes that are used to indicate aspects of the grammatical function of a word.

Inflectional

changes the part of speech of the word when added to the free morpheme.

Derivational

are the basic part of a word that carries meaning

Root word

is when a root morpheme is combined with affix morpheme

Stem

is a root which cannot occur as a separate word apart from any other morpheme.

Bound root

Morpheme, Free morpheme, Bound morpheme, Bound root, Affix, Inflectional affix, Derivational affix, Prefix, Suffix

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Prof ed 2 test

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P.E Midterm Exam

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Glit Quiz

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Prof ed 1 Midterm exam

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gself

gself

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Speeling finals(El 2)

El.1

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Prof Ed 1 Finals

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Prof ed 1 Midterm exam

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Prof ed 1 Midterm exam

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Prof ed 2 Midterm Exam

El 2 spelling

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Prof ed 1

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Prof ed 2 Midterm Exam

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Prof ed 2 test

Prof ed 1

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Glit midterm lesson1

Gelect test

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Gethics lesson 1 Exam

Gethics Finals

Gethics Finals

P.E prelim

P.E prelim

Glit midterm lesson1

Glit midterm lesson1

Glit Pre-lim Exam

Glit Pre-lim Exam

Glit midterm exam

Glit midterm exam

Spelling finals El2

Spelling finals El2

Prof ed 2 test

Prof ed 2 test

Prof ed 1 finals Module 7

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Prof ed 1 finals Module 7

P.E prelim

P.E prelim

Glit midterm lesson1

Glit midterm lesson1

Glit test

Glit test

Glit Quiz

Glit Quiz

Midterm Gethics

Midterm Gethics

Gelect test

Gelect test

Prof ed 1 Prelim exam

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Speeling finals(El 2)

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Midterm Gethics

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Prof ed 2 Finals

Prof ed 1 Prelim exam

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Prof ed 1 Prelim exam

gself

gself

gself

gself

Gethics test

Gethics test

Glit test

Glit test

Gelect test

Gelect test

gself

gself

Glit midterm lesson1

Glit midterm lesson1

EL 5

EL 5

P.E prelim

P.E prelim

Prof ed 3

Prof ed 3

PROF ED 3 PRELIM

PROF ED 3 PRELIM

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Prof ed 3 Neo Behaviorism

Prof ed 5 Midterm

Prof ed 5 Midterm

Prof ed 4 Finals

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PROF ED 6 (L1 prelim)

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Prof ed 6 2nd sem prelim lesson 3

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Prof ed 6 2nd sem prelim lesson 3

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Fola

Fola

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EL 6 Sec sem prelim

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EL 6 part 3

EL 6 2nd test

EL 6 2nd test

El 6

El 6

問題一覧

the scientific study of the production, transmission, and reception of human speech sounds.

Phonetics

is the study of the patterns of sounds in a language.

Phonology

Branches of phonetics

Articulatory phonetics, Acoustic phonetics, Auditory phonetics

how speech sounds are made

Articulatory phonetics

Speech sounds as “waves in the air”

Acoustic phonetics

reception of speech sounds

Auditory phonetics

obstruction in the passage of airstream

Consonants

no obstruction in the passage

Vowels

if the vocal cords vibrate

Voiced

if the vocal cords are not vibrating

Voiceless

where the sound is made

Place of articulation

How the sound is made

Manner of articulation

They are formed by using both upper and lower lips.

Bilabial

They are represented by the symbols [p], [b], [m], which are voiced. Ex. pat, bat, mat The [w] at the beginning of way, walk, and world is also _______.

Bilabial

Place of articulation

Bilabial, Labio dental, Dental, Alveo-palatal, Velar, Glottal

These are sounds formed when the upper teeth touches the lower lip.

Labio dental

These are sounds formed with the tongue tip behind the upper front teeth.

Dental

Back behind the alveolar ridge you can find a hard part in the root of your mouth (palate).

Alveo palatal

Even further back in the root of the mouth, beyond the hard palate, you will find a soft area which is called the soft palate which is called the soft palate, or the velum.

Velar

There is one other sound that is produced without the active use of the tongue and other parts of the mouth.

Glottal

This aspect deals with how the sounds are articulated.

Manner of articulation

Manner of Articulations

Stops/plosives, Fricatives, Affricates, Nasals, Lateral, Approximate

These are the sounds produced when the air stream is blocked completely before it is abruptly released.

Stops/plosives

These are the sounds produced when the air stream is compressed and passes through a small opening creating friction.

Fricatives

These are the sounds produced when a plosive is followed by a Fricative.

Affricates

These are the sounds produced when the oral cavity is blocked, and so the air passes through the nose.

Nasals

Sounds are produced when airstream moves around the tongue in an obstructed manner.

Lateral

Sounds that are close to vowel sounds.

Approximate

is a field of linguistics focused on the study of the forms (structure) and formation of words in a language.

Morphology

It is the smallest meaningful unit in the grammar of a language.

Morpheme

morphemes which can be used as a word on their own. The type of morpheme that can stand alone as words by themselves.

Free morphemes

Two categories of free morphemes

Lexical morpheme, Functional morpheme

morphemes which can not occur on their own as an independent word.

Bound morphemes

Bound morphemes have also two categories:

Inflectional, Derivational

referred also as open class because we can add morphemes to these words.

Lexical morpheme

Words that don’t have clear meaning but has grammatical functions.

Functional morpheme

Classification of morphemes

Free morphemes, Bound morphemes

morphemes that are used to indicate aspects of the grammatical function of a word.

Inflectional

changes the part of speech of the word when added to the free morpheme.

Derivational

are the basic part of a word that carries meaning

Root word

is when a root morpheme is combined with affix morpheme

Stem

is a root which cannot occur as a separate word apart from any other morpheme.

Bound root

Morpheme, Free morpheme, Bound morpheme, Bound root, Affix, Inflectional affix, Derivational affix, Prefix, Suffix