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ENG1502
Assignment 2 2025
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Due Date: 13 June 2025

QUESTION 1




a) Palatal

Example word: yes

Explanation: The sound /j/ as in "yes" is produced when the middle part of the tongue
touches the hard palate.

Sound: /j/ → palatal because it is made with the tongue near the hard palate.




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