рефераты конспекты курсовые дипломные лекции шпоры

Раздел История
/
Fricatives

Реферат Курсовая Конспект

Выберите учебное заведение

Fricatives

Fricatives - раздел История, The Development of Vowel System in Middle English and New English. Voicing –Occurredin The 16Th C. ...

Voicing –occurredin the 16^th c. (NE) to fricatives: in functional words and auxiliaries that are never stressed;

when preceded by an unstressed and followed by a stressed vowel.

ME Sounds	NE Sounds	ME	NE
[s] à	[z]	possess [pə’ses]	possess [pə’zes]
[q] à	[ð]	this [qis],the [qə], there [qεə]	this [ðis],the [ðə], there [ðεə]
[f] à	[v]	of[of]	of[ov]
[ks] à	[gz]	anxiety [,ən’ksaiəti]	anxiety [,ən’gzaiəti]
[t∫] à	[dζ]	knowledge [‘kno:lət∫ə]	knowledge [‘no:lidζ]

Развернуть

Открыть в широком формате

– Конец работы –

Эта тема принадлежит разделу:

The Development of Vowel System in Middle English and New English.

The Development of Vowel System in Middle English and New English The Development of...

Если Вам нужно дополнительный материал на эту тему, или Вы не нашли то, что искали, рекомендуем воспользоваться поиском по нашей базе работ: Fricatives

Что будем делать с полученным материалом:

Если этот материал оказался полезным ля Вас, Вы можете сохранить его на свою страничку в социальных сетях:

Все темы данного раздела:

The Development of Consonant System in Middle English and New English
Word Stress/Accent: In ME and NE word stress acquired greater positions freedom and greater role in word derivation. Recessive tendency – stress

Middle English
The changes that occurred to vowels in ME were as follows: Quantitative: Reduction – weakening and disappearance of unstressed vowels. As far as the stress was mainl

Middle English
New consonants developed from palatal plosives [k’], [g’]and the cluster [sk’]: OE Sounds ME Sounds In Writing

New English
Palatalisation –as a result of reduction of unstressed vowels several consonants merged into one: ME Sounds NE Sounds ME

Loss of Some Consonants
In NE some consonants were vocalised or gave birth to diphthongs and triphthongs. [r]was vocalised at the end of the word in the 16th -17t