English Phonology Lecture 5 (2): Aspects of connected speech
Professor Jane Setter presents Part 2 of this lecture on aspects of connected speech, which continues with connected speech processes. We are following the course text English Phonetics and Phonology: a practical course by Peter Roach (CUP; 4th edition 2009).
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English Phonology Lecture 5: Fieldwork passage
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English Phonology Lecture 5 (1): Aspects of Connected Speech
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