4.3. Affricates and fricatiyes 1. FU) )n the gaps:
Płosi ves, affricates and fiicatives belong to the group of consonants known as thlunnL sińce they share several features:
a) .........................................................-----
b) --------------------------------------------------
c) ...... ..................-.................--
d) ......................................................—.............fSKl
Affricates resemble plosiyes in that in the first stage of their production ...........
..................................is madę. They differ from plosives, howeyer, in that ___Ig
...........................^—.............-------------so that frictkn occtirs. Thus, they canbe regarded
as a combination of..............and .............. Fricatiyes, afcn caOed
.............................................................. differ both fiom plbsives and affricates in that no
- ............................................................. Instead, the articulating organ
form..................................................... through which the air passes with
2. Which of the factors used to describe pIosives are appUcable in the case of affricates and fricatives?
a) aspiration....n*....
b) different types of release............
c) partia! devoicing...........
d) the fortis/Ienis distinction..............
e) the shortening of certain preceding sounds.................