FONOLOGIA

<ee, e, ie, ei > correspond to:

• vd, simple, mid-front, lax, spread

• vd, simple, mid-front, tense, spread

• vd, complex, high-front, tense, spread

• vd, simple, high-front, lax, spread

The sounds which have double active and passive articulators are the:

What feature is incorrect in American accent? ENGLISH: /p. t. k/ (voiceless plosives)

• Strongly aspirated in initial position (word)

• Unaspirated in middle position

• Released in final position

Five-medial consonant orthographic clustershappen in:

• English-Spanish

• Spanish

• English

The following speelings: < ei >, < ey >, < i >, < ie >, < uy >, < y >, correspond to the sound:

The phonemic and phonetic transfer for the voiceless and voiced /t-d/ is:

The features: voiced, complex (adjacent glide), mid-back tense, rounded, lengthened, correspond to: Select one:

• [ oṷ ]

• [ oṷ:]

• [ õ ]

• [ɔ: ]

The features 'voiced, simple, mid-central, lax, neutral' correspond to: Select one:

• [ɝ]

• [ɚ]

• [ ʌ ]

• [ ə ]

The features voiced, complex (adjacent glide), high-back, tense, rounded, unlengthened concern the sound:

• [ 𝗎: ]

• [𝗎]

• [ ũ ]

• [ uu̯]

The features: voiced, complex (adjacent glide), mid-back tense, rounded, lengthened,correspond to: Select one:

• [ oṷ:]

• [ oṷ ]

• [ɔ: ]

• [ õ ]