The phonology of English vowels
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Which of the following is the odd one out? *
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Which of the following is never stressed? *
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Which of the following is always stressed? *
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Stressed vowels can be further divided into two groups on the basis of what positions they prefer. The two groups are traditionally called ... and ... *
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Pre-R Breaking means that, before an R, ... *
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The change in the first vowel from "vary" to "variety" is an example of ... *
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The change in the vowel from "hand" to "hard" is an example of ... *
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The change in the vowel from "heat" to "hear" is an example of ... *
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The alternation between a tense and a lax vowel due to the attachment of some morphological ending is called ... *
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The change in the first vowel from "holy" to "holiday" is an example of ... *
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The change in the first vowel from "nation" to "national" is an example of ... *
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The change in the stressed vowel from "vine" to "virus" is an example of ... *
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The change in the vowel from "bust" to "burst" is an example of ... *
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The change in the first vowel from "Plato" to "Platonic" is an example of ... *
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The subtype of Vowel Shift that the change in the stressed vowel from "visor" to "vision" is an example of is ... *
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The subtype of Vowel Shift that the change in the stressed vowel from "assume" to "assumption" is an example of is ... *
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The subtype of Vowel Shift that the change in the stressed vowel from "state" to "statue" is an example of is ... *
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The subtype of Vowel Shift that the change in the stressed vowel from "prepare" to "preparatory" is an example of is ... *
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The subtype of Vowel Shift that the change in the stressed vowel from "deep" to "depth" is an example of is ... *
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The subtype of Vowel Shift that the change in the stressed vowel from "provoke" to "provocative" is an example of is ... *
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