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In the context of syllable structure notation, the onset for…

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In the context of syllable structure notation, the onset for the word “up” is notated as:
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One can assume that every person who is from the southeaster…

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One can assume that every person who is from the southeastern region of the United States of America uses Southern American English.
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In the context of syllable structure, which is the nucleus o…

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In the context of syllable structure, which is the nucleus of the word “clench?”
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Which is the phonetic symbol for a voiced pharyngeal fricati…

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Which is the phonetic symbol for a voiced pharyngeal fricative?
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A correct pronunciation for the word “larynx” is /ˊ lɛɹɪŋks/…

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A correct pronunciation for the word “larynx” is /ˊ lɛɹɪŋks//
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Which is an example of a syllable structure error or idiosyn…

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Which is an example of a syllable structure error or idiosyncrasy?
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A /lεg/ — > /leɪg/ pronunciation, as commonly occurs in Sou…

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A /lεg/ — > /leɪg/ pronunciation, as commonly occurs in Southern American English, is considered tensing of a lax vowel.
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A diphthong can be comprised of two consonants.

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A diphthong can be comprised of two consonants.
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Many users of Southern American English tend to tense vowels…

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Many users of Southern American English tend to tense vowels that are otherwise produced as lax.
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Which of the following is a a lateral phoneme?

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Which of the following is a a lateral phoneme?
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