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,The way in which Phonology
speech sounds
form patterns -
studies the
organization and
systems of
sound within a
particular
language.
phonemes, pitch, What are components of
and stress phonology?
Inadequate What will result in a persistent heavy
listening and accent?
speaking
the smallest unit Phonemes
of sound that
affects meaning
(distinguish two
words ex.
pin/bin
,in Pitch
communication
determines the
context or
meaning of
words or series
of words
Can occur at a Stress
"word" or
"sentence" level
- at word level
can modify
word's meaning
- at sentence
level used to
vary meaning
the study of phonographemics
letters and letter
combinations
word forms that homonyms
have two or
more meanings.
, two or more homographs
words that have
the same
spelling or
pronunciation
but different
meanings
(stalk/part of a
plant or
stalk/follow)
two or more homophones
words that have
the same
pronunciation
but different
meanings and
spelling
(wood/would,
cite/sight)
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Terms in this set (129)
,The way in which Phonology
speech sounds
form patterns -
studies the
organization and
systems of
sound within a
particular
language.
phonemes, pitch, What are components of
and stress phonology?
Inadequate What will result in a persistent heavy
listening and accent?
speaking
the smallest unit Phonemes
of sound that
affects meaning
(distinguish two
words ex.
pin/bin
,in Pitch
communication
determines the
context or
meaning of
words or series
of words
Can occur at a Stress
"word" or
"sentence" level
- at word level
can modify
word's meaning
- at sentence
level used to
vary meaning
the study of phonographemics
letters and letter
combinations
word forms that homonyms
have two or
more meanings.
, two or more homographs
words that have
the same
spelling or
pronunciation
but different
meanings
(stalk/part of a
plant or
stalk/follow)
two or more homophones
words that have
the same
pronunciation
but different
meanings and
spelling
(wood/would,
cite/sight)
