In International Phonetic Alphabet, [p, t, k] retain their own pronunciation. They are "Voiceless" when you make its sound but has puff of air called aspiration.
The pronunciation of P is like that of B but it is voiceless. Make a sudden exhale and pronounce the 'p' sound with an explosive breath.Try to pronounce 'stop' and 'spot'
- spot contains an aspirated version of /p/, with a puff of air after the stop is released; [p^h]
- stop contains a plain /p/, without a puff of air after the stop; this is written just [p]
The pronunciation of T is voiceless. Make a sudden exhale and pronounce the 't' sound with an explosive breath.Try tin and stone
- stone contains an aspirated version of /t/, with a puff of air after the stop is released; [t^h]
- tin contains a plain /t/, without a puff of air after the stop; this is written just [t]
The pronunciation of S is voiceless. Make a sudden exhale and pronounce the 's' sound with an explosive breath.Try skirt and kick
- skirt contains an aspirated version of /k/, with a puff of air after the stop is released; [k^h]
- kick contains a plain /k/, without a puff of air after the stop; this is written just [k]
Answer:
Those are all types of prepositions,except (so)
Answer:
Nora is going to tell Helmer to treat her better.
Explanation:
From the text, it can be predicted that "Nora is going to tell Helmer to treat her better".
We can deduce that when Nora stated that she has not be happy but rather merry, she was pointing out to Helmer that she wanted to be merry and not just merry.
Nora pointed out that their marriage has been more of playing and catching fun but still felt that there is something better that can come forth from the marriage. So, the prediction is that she will tell Helmer to treat her better.
Option D is the correct answer.
Answer:
The main disagreement between Susan Baker and John Denver was about placing a warning label on music products inappropriate for younger children due to explicit sexual or violent lyrics while John Denver did not support any censorship of any kind on music released.
Explanation:
Firstly, John Denver, a Folk-rock musician, was strongly opposed to censorship of any kind in the society or anywhere else in the world and that in his experience censors often misinterpret music, as was the case in one of his songs.
Secondly, John Denver believed that censoring is counter productive, in that the more people are prevented from doing something the more curious they are to try to do it. In essence, he said that which is denied becomes that which is desired, and that thing that is hidden becomes the most interesting to search for.