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Explain the differences in pronunciation with reference to the sounds[p, t, k] in the following examples:- stop and spot [p], tin and tone [t], skirt and kick [k]
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Explain the differences in pronunciation with reference to the sounds[p, t, k] in the following examples:- stop and spot [p], tin and tone [t], skirt and kick [k]
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The [p] is different because in in the first word it does not have an audible release since it's located in the end. T has a little puff of air in tin which is called aspiration and is marked with a small h in phonemic transcription. Final k in kick also has no audible release while skirt has one.
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