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- Question 1 of 8
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1. Which word can’t be pronounced with /s/ for the letter T?
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/t/ can become [s] if it is in between a strong and a weak vowel.
- Question 2 of 8
2. Question
2. Put the sounds in the order you hear them:
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3. Match the transcriptions to their pictures:
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- Question 4 of 8
4. Question
4. Which speaker taps their /t/s in the sentence:
“I was sitting, waiting for a bit of water, then I saw Katie.”
Use the hint if you are not sure what a tap is.
GEORGE
KEVIN
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A tap is a typically American English way of pronouncing /t/ when it’s in the middle of words. It sounds like a fast /d/.
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5. Question
5. Which symbol shows aspiration?
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Aspiration is when you release a puff of air with the sound, a little bit like making /h/ at the same time.
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6. Question
6. Put the pronunciations of TUNA into the order you hear them:
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7. Match the pictures to their transcriptions:
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There is no right or wrong answer. Say the word naturally – is there a /t/?
