Aspects of connected speech

A change from one allophone to

another allophone of the

same phoneme.

• S1 changes to accommodate features of S2

• S2 changes to accommodate features of S1

• S1 changes to accommodate features of S2

• S2 changes to accommodate features of S1

← ...S1S2...

• progressive(perseverative)

• regressive (anticipatory)

→ ...S1S2...

• Perseverative/ Progressive

• Anticipatory/ Regressive

the ending sound of one word is linked with

the beginning sound of the following word.

• word linking

• assimilation

• coarticulation

A phonological process in which one sound is become

more similar with adjacent sounds.

• assimilation

• elision

/h/ is NOT omitted if

standing in front of the

sentence. (T/F)

/h/ can be omitted in

unstressed FUNCTION words. (T or F)

Assimilation is a ................... process in which one sound is become

more similar with adjacent sounds.