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Assimilation takes place when a sound changes its character in order to become more like a neighbouring sound pen pens penz in them in ðem tree t r i cupboard ID: 167818

ten alveolar place articulation alveolar ten articulation place pen palato bilabial post dental men assimilation sound

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AssimilationSlide2

Assimilation takes place when a sound changes its character in order to become more like a

neighbouring

sound.Slide3
Slide4

pen

pens

/’penz/Slide5

in them

/in

ðem

/Slide6

tree

/t r i: /Slide7
Slide8

cupboard

/’

kʌpbəd

> ’kʌbəd/Slide9

plays

/’

pleiz

/Slide10
Slide11

orchard (

ort+yard

)

/'ɔːtjəd>'ɔːʧəd

/Slide12

ten girls

/ten

gɜːlz

> teŋ gɜːlz

/Slide13

Changes in the manner of articulationSlide14

1

. Labialization - /t, d, k, g/ + /w/

lips are rounded

2. Alveolar  dental - /t, d, s, z l, r, n,/ + /ð, θ/

3. Alveolar

post-alveolar - /t, d, n, l/ + /r/

Bilabial 

labio

-dental - /p, b, m/ + /

f,v

/

Alveolar 

palato

-alveolar /t, d/ + /j/

Post-alveolar  alveolar

Changes in the place of articulation

IncompleteSlide15

Alveolar

 bilabial

tha

t pen [ðӕp p

en

]; te

n

m

en [te

m m

en

]

Alveolar

backlingual

te

n c

ups [

teη

kʌps]; good

c

oncert [gʊg konsət]Alveolar  palato-alveolar this judge [ðis ʤʌʤ] → [ðiʃ ʤʌʤ]this shop [ðis ʃop] → [ðiʃ ʃop]

Changes in the place of articulation

CompleteSlide16

Voicing and devoicing