Q7: Phonological Rules Flashcards

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L darkening

A

L becomes dark L in syllable codas

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2
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Plosive aspiration

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Voiceless plosives in the onset of a stressed syllable or word initial syllable are aspirated
except after [s]

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3
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Approximant devoicing

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If the conditions of plosive aspiration are met, but the plosive is followed by an approximant, aspiration is not heard and the approximant is devoiced

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4
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What is the mnemonic to remember non-contrastive consonant allophones?

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Little 
Pink Aliens 
Attack Dodgy
Pervy Doctors
Once Definitely
Told Go
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5
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Plosive devoicing

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Voiced plosives are devoiced at the beginning of a phrase

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6
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Obstruent Devoicing

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voiced obstruents tend to be devoiced at the end of a phrase or preceding a voiceless consonant

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7
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T-Glotalling

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t may be realised as [?] after a vowel

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8
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Regressive place assimilation

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alveolars /t d n/ may assimilate in place to a following bilabial or velar (pen pal/pain killer)
nasals may assimilate in place to a following labiodental
alveolar /s z/ may assimilate to following palatoalveolar

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9
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Progressive place assimilation

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suffixes /-s/ and /-d/ may assimilate in voicing to the preceding consonant
voiceless = /-s/-t/
voiced = /-z/-d/

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10
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Vowel Nasalistation

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vowels before a nasal consonant are nasalised

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11
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Mnemonic for Assimilation

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Reasonably Perky
Asses Block Very 
Narrow Lanes
As Peter
Parker Personally
Said 
Very Naughtily
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12
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T/D Deletions

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/t d/ may be deleted between 2 other consonants

-never before h, and not in /nt/ or /lt/

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13
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H Dropping

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initial H may not be pronounced in weak forms of function words

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14
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Unstressed Vowel Deletions

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schwa may be deleted between two similar places of articulations

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15
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Linking and Intrusive -R

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coda -r is pronounced when preceding a vowel and is resyllabified as an onset

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16
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Vowel Reduction

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unstressed vowels become schwa, usually in the weak forms of function words

17
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Pre-fortis clipping

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vowels are shorter before a fortis (voiceless) obstruent caida