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powerpoint presentation assimilation in english-how sounds influence each other 01 understanding assimilation: definition and types 02 common assimilation processes in english pronunciation 03 practical applications and examples plan: understanding assimilation: definition and types regressive assimilation, also called anticipatory, occurs when a sound alters its features, anticipating the features of a following sound. for example, 'ten bikes' can pronounce /n/ sound closer to /m/. assimilation, a phonetic process, describes how one sound (like 'n' in 'green') changes to become more similar to a neighboring sound, for instance, to /m/ before /p/, exhibiting influence. in progressive assimilation, also called perseverative, a sound influences the sound following it, changing its attributes. an example includes plural markers where the 's' in 'cats' sounds differently than 'dogs'. common assimilation examples in english alveolar stops like /t/ or /d/ often become dental, [θ] or [ð], before dental fricatives: 'width' is pronounced [wɪdθ] instead of a theoretical …
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ially in casual settings. understanding this 'palatalization' helps you sound more natural at level 7. thank you for your attention image1.jpeg image2.jpeg image3.jpeg
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powerpoint presentation assimilation in english-how sounds influence each other 01 understanding assimilation: definition and types 02 common assimilation processes in english pronunciation 03 practical applications and examples plan: understanding assimilation: definition and types regressive assimilation, also called anticipatory, occurs when a sound alters its features, anticipating the features of a following sound. for example, 'ten bikes' can pronounce /n/ sound closer to /m/. assimilation, a phonetic process, describes how one sound (like 'n' in 'green') changes to become more similar to a neighboring sound, for instance, to /m/ before /p/, exhibiting influence. in progressive assimilation, also called perseverative, a sound influences the sound following it, changing its attributes...

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