Презентация на тему по английскому языку Articulatory and phisiological classification

cords and the force of exhalation.
II. Active organs of

speech and the place of obstruction.
III. Manner of noise production and the type of obstruction.
(1) voice or noise prevalence,
(2) number of noise producing foci,
(3) shape of the narrowing.
IV. Position of the soft palate.

cords and the force of exhalation consonants are subdivided

into:

voiced

voiceless

of speech and the place of obstruction consonants are

classified into:

1.Labial
2.Lingual
3.Glottal

Labiodental

tongue they may be:
dorsal

apical caсuminal

may be:

interdental dental

alveolar post-alveolar,

palato-alveolar

of the tongue. They are always palatal. Palatal consonants are

articulated with the front part of the tongue raised high to the hard palate.

produced with the back part of the tongue raised

towards the soft palate "velum“.

obstruction
(1) complete closure, then occlusive (stop, or plosive) and

nasal consonants are produced: /p, b, t, d, k, g, m, n, N/.
(2) incomplete closure, then constrictive consonants are produced:
/f, v, T, D, h, s, z, S, Z, w, j, l, r/.
(3) the combination of the two closures, then occlusive-constrictive, or affricates, are produced: /tS, dZ/.