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Answera of chapter 8-2

11. What do we call the coda of the following syllabl?
/bi/
Since there is no final consonant we say that there is a zero coda


12. A) What do we call the consonant of a single-consonant cada?
This is called the final consonant
Which consonants cannot occur in this position?
H,w,j


13. How many types of two-consonant codas (-vcc) do we have?(explain)
There are 2 types of two consonants final cluster, one being a final consonant preceded by a pre-final consonant and the other a final consonant followed by a post-final consonant.

14.How are the plosives of the coda in the following syllable pronounced?
/mɑːgd/
The release of the first plosive of a plosive-plus-plosiv cluster such as the g (gd) in mɑːgd is usually without plosion and is therefore practically inaudible.

15. How many types of (-VCCC) can we have?
There are two types. The first is pre-final plus final plus post-final . the second type shows how more than one post-final consonant can occur in a final cluster. Final plus post-final 1 plus post-final 2.post final 2 is again one of s,z,t,d, θ

16. How many types of (-VCCCC) can we have?
Most of this group consists of a final consonant preceded by a pre-finaland followed by post-final 1 and post-sinal 2. In small number of cases seem to require a different analysis as consisting of a final consonant with no pre-final but three post-final consonantd.


18.What is the maximum phonological structure of English?
Pre-initial initial post-initial + vowel +
ONSET
Pre-final final post-final 1 post-final 2 post-final 3
CODA

19.Draw the "syllable diagram"?

SYLLABLE

ONSET RHYME
PEAK CODA