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In phonetics, how does the classification of syllables differ from that in phonology?
In phonetics, how does the classification of syllables differ from that in phonology?
- Phonetics and phonology both classify syllables based on distribution.
- Phonetics classifies syllables based on distribution, while phonology classifies them based on production and sound.
- Phonetics and phonology both classify syllables based on production and sound.
- Phonetics classifies syllables based on production and sound, while phonology classifies them based on distribution. (correct)
What is the minimum requirement for a syllable according to phonetics?
What is the minimum requirement for a syllable according to phonetics?
- One or more consonants preceding the center of the syllable
- A single consonant in isolation
- A single vowel in isolation (correct)
- The vowel ends with one or more consonants
What does 'coda' refer to in the classification of syllables?
What does 'coda' refer to in the classification of syllables?
- The center of the syllable with little or no obstruction to airflow
- Syllables with both onset and coda
- The vowel ends with one or more consonants (correct)
- One or more consonants preceding the center of the syllable
What does 'onset' refer to in the classification of syllables?
What does 'onset' refer to in the classification of syllables?
What does phonotactics study?
What does phonotactics study?
What is the main basis for distinguishing between vowel and consonant sounds in phonetics?
What is the main basis for distinguishing between vowel and consonant sounds in phonetics?
What does the term 'coda' refer to in the classification of syllables?
What does the term 'coda' refer to in the classification of syllables?
What is the minimum requirement for a syllable according to phonetics?
What is the minimum requirement for a syllable according to phonetics?
What does phonotactics study?
What does phonotactics study?
'Onset' in the classification of syllables refers to:
'Onset' in the classification of syllables refers to: