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CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTIONlet's practice a little theory Index => CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION let's practice a little theory Quiz Show all questions <=   => Native english's speakers use mechanical speech or natural speech?   ?     mechanical   ?     natural   ?     none of those options In the word "handbag" there is a case of connected speech? Which one?   ?     yes! in assimilation   ?     yes!! in elision   ?     you can use both aspects   ?     no, there's not a case of connected speech What is the way of speech that flows with a rythm and that we can perceive syllables as bumping into each others?   ?     Natural Speech   ?     Mechanical Speech assimilation is a case of connected speech that happens when a phoneme in one word....   ?     causes changes in a sound in a neighbouring word.   ?     is dissapeared   ?     is linked to the next

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now, click here and show what you know about aspects of Connected Speech Index => now, click here and show what you know about aspects of Connected Speech Gap-fill exercise Fill in all the gaps, then press "Check" to check your answers. Use the "Hint" button to get a free letter if an answer is giving you trouble. You can also click on the "[?]" button to get a clue. Note that you will lose points if you ask for hints or clues! "English people speak so [?] " is a [?] that is often heard from the english language students, and often from those at an advanced level, where ignorance of the vocabulary used is not the reason for their [?] of [?] . When students see a spoken sentencein its written form they have no trouble comprehending. Why is this? The reason it seems is that [?] is a continuous [?] of [?] , without clear-cut borderlines between each