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g) When two (or morę) p!osives occur next to each other, the first of them behaves in the

fałlowtiigway................_r i, .V>...i..............._r,„,,,,

for examp!e in such words as

h) When a p!osive in English is followed by a nąsal consonant, then the form er .................................. which means that ................................

i) The loss of voicing in English /b, d, g/ does not mean that they become identical with /p, t, k/. The two senes differ in.......................................................................

j) The exact place of articulation of velar plosives depends on.......................................

............................... They

are most advanced when ..............................................................

...........------------------ and most retracted when....................

4. Choose the correct answer:

A.    In the word topmost, /p/

a)    bas lateral release,

b)    is aflncated,

0is homorganic with the following consonant

B.    In the word eagle, Ig/ is

a)    partially devoiced,

b) advanced,

c)    syOabic.

C.    In the word rlder, lól is

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b)    released inaudibly,

c)    fiilly voiced.

D.    In the word plosive, Ipl is

a)    retracted,

b)    affricated,

c)    laterally released.

E.    In the word óbyious, Ib/ is

a)    aspirated,

b)    partially devoiced,

c)    labio-dental.

5. Deflne the major difference in the pronunciation of plosives in the pairs of words given betów:

a)    dry—py imcaS mm, wsiąku,

b)    pane -piane .......................

c)    rććk—rag ...........................

d)    cap— cat.......................

e)    bołtom - b otjle....................

6.    In the words given below indicate strongly aspirated plosives.

Qjme. speaker, burglar, Thomas, clartfy, compare, lunę, steward, Poland, together.

7.    In the words given below indicate unaspirated plosives. State the reasons why these sounds cannot be aspirated.

a)    /V@rr... an umcanlui uounl jallom...

b)    posterior....................................................................................................................

c)    culture................................................................—|

d) travel„......................................................;.....,v...;.v..............''‘tppgjt""—

e)    stew...................................................—....................-

f) Computer...........■.................................. ~.......—-.................*~

g)    cloak-room..........-.................................-w.............----------------" ^