Well think about words that associate with the word “emergency.” Perhaps it may evoke a sense of panic or tension. Usually emergencies imply urgency of an unexpected situation which may come as a shock. Imagine there was an emergency on the mountain. Maybe someone tripped while hiking and sprained their ankles or broke a few bones. The ambulance would need to be called.
You should write an argumentative essay and talk about this from two different points of view. Like the first side could be "homework has no value" and the second one could be "homework does have value" and explain in detail why you think that for each side. Hope this helps :)
Answer:
It has to do with voicing assimilation (voiced sounds vs, unvoiced sounds at the end of the word stem.) before the suffix is added.
Explanation:
Ex....
'P' is a voiced consonant (with your hand in front of your mouth, you feel a puff of air on your hand), so it's phonologically easier (more natural) to say a '-t' sound immediately afterward.
'N,' in contrast has no puff of air, so it's a voiceless sound.
