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Phonological processes What do you think about the phonological processes? The linguistic sounds suffer a great quantity of changes, valuable both in the normal flow of the language and in the course of the time, and such changes are known

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Phonological processes<br>
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What do you think about the phonological processes? The linguistic sounds suffer a great quantity of changes, valuable both in the normal flow of the language and in the course of the time, and such changes are known as Phonological Processes.
Pharies (2007)<br>
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If we take into account that the oral production is considered as the process of producing, receiving and processing the information from a communicative and pragmatic point of view (Brown, 1994), we may comprehend the influence it has over the knowledge and effective employment of the Phonological Processes, since they allow the learners to increase their fluency while expressing their ideas, and consequently to improve the quality and precision of their oral production. Why do you think is important for the EFL students to know about the phonological processes?<br>