the phonetic structure of the middle ages

wps presentation the presentation of baxriddinova muxlisa group 328 student of the faculty foreign philology of termiz state university theme: the phonetic structure of the middle ages the english phonetic system comprises the four components: speech sounds, syllabic word structure, stress, and intonation. to make it simple, it describes the way we produce and perceive the sounds of speech. and at the very end of the period, all the long vowels underwent a series of changes. the way sounds were spelled altered, as french scribes introduced their own spelling conventions, such as ou for u (house), gh for h (night) and ch for c (church) nevertheless, there is a very large text corpus of middle english. the dialects of middle …

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