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Plośves, also called ...iUpt,.., belong - together with.............................and
llpli;.......................- to a group of consonants in the production of which a total
obstruction to the air sfrearn is madę in the voca! tract. There are three stages in the
production of płosi ves: the.................................stage, during which the articulating organa
the.............................stage, during which.....................................
~......................................................... and the ................................
stage, during which the articulating organs...............................
...:-----------...------— ................... as a result of which occurs-
a) no audible plosion in finał positions,
b) glottal reinforcement of finał /p, t, k/,
c) nasal rdease, d) no audible plosion in stop dustera,
e) lateral release,
O afTrication of płosives.
a) Aspiration in English stops may be treated as a period of voicelessness between ...ft*
tJtaiA... of ...fts, cloiuAt,... and mil., of The longer this period iś, the
...Juah/k.... the amount of aspiration.
b) English fortis plosives are ftiDy aspirated when...................................................
.i...................................................................................... They are weakly aspirated
when.......................................................................... They are
unaspirated when.......................................................................... In
.........aspiration is optional
c) Two (or morę) consonants are homorganic when................................
for examp!e in such words as
d) English tenis płosi ves are fblly voiced when........................................................
..................................................................... They are partiaOy voiced when_____...
e) English plpsiyes can be afiected by the following consonants in several ways such as .
f) English płosives have the following effects upon the adjacent sounds: