20. English vowels can be divided into two large categories: monophthongs and _______________ __________.
20. English vowels can be divided into two large categories: monophthongs and _______________ __________.
When pure vowels or monophthongs are pronounced, no vowel glides take place. A: 正确 B: 错误
When pure vowels or monophthongs are pronounced, no vowel glides take place. A: 正确 B: 错误
All the speech sounds in the language can be classified into 4 groups: vowels, monophthongs, diphthongs and consonants.( )
All the speech sounds in the language can be classified into 4 groups: vowels, monophthongs, diphthongs and consonants.( )
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.
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.
What are some typical phonological features of Chinese English? （ ） A: Chinese English speakers have a tendency towards syllable-timing. B: Diphthongs are usually shortened to long monophthongs with a lack of glide. C: Chinese speakers of English they tend to use aspiration to contrast words rather than voicing. D: As for intonation, a stress-timing pattern can be frequently found in Chinese speakers of English.
What are some typical phonological features of Chinese English? （ ） A: Chinese English speakers have a tendency towards syllable-timing. B: Diphthongs are usually shortened to long monophthongs with a lack of glide. C: Chinese speakers of English they tend to use aspiration to contrast words rather than voicing. D: As for intonation, a stress-timing pattern can be frequently found in Chinese speakers of English.