What are some typical phonological features of Nigeria English? （ ） A: Certain diphthongs, such as /ei/ and /ou/, are pronounced as monophthongs. B: Consonant clusters are not sounded, with either dropping one consonant or inserting one. C: Nigerian English is non-rhotic in that post-vocalic /r/ is not sounded. D: Nigerian English makes a meaning distinction with vowel length.

The suggestion ______ all fight. A: sounds B: is sounded C: was sounded

The suggestion _____ all right. A: has sounded B: is sounded C: sounds D: will sound

The report made by our general manager ____________ encouraging. A: was heard B: was sounded C: sounded D: heard

The job sounded and I was so excited.

How _____the song she sings sounds! I have never ______a better voice. A: beautifully, sounded B: beautiful, sounded C: sweet, listened to D: sweet, heard

1. He sounded as if he had a cold or something.

What you said sounded reasonful but in fact it was untrue.

As a result the nerves of both the Duke and Duchess were excessively frayed when the ______ buzzer of the outer door eventurally sounded.

中国大学MOOC: The ______ of his scream sounded in the cave for several seconds.