2018-02-22 Pronunciation: 'ed' and flapped 't'

Greg Malivuk
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http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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Mairsy doats and dosey doats
And little lamsey divey.
A kiddley divey too.
Wouldn’t you?

Mares eat oats and does eat oats
And little lambs eat ivy.
A kid’ll eat ivy too.
Wouldn’t you?
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(1) = /t/   (2) = /d/   (3) = /əd/
Try as quickly as you can to correctly identify the sound on the ending of each of these words. When you’re done, put your hand up.
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“rubbed” ends with /bd/
“rupt” ends with /pt/
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Two Truths and a Lie
- Write three statements about you, in simple past or present perfect. Two are true and one is false. Then read your statements to your group and they will guess which one is the lie.
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Reduction of /t/ and /d/ to [ɾ] (tap or flap) (or to nothing at all)
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city, water, bottle, thirty, ninety, twenty
- If /t/ or /d/ is after a vowel, /r/, or /n/, AND before an unstressed vowel, /ər/, or /l/
= If it’s between vowels* and the vowel after it is unstressed.
	* or a few other sound
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Ed had edited it.

Betty bought a bit of butter
But her butter made her batter bitter,
So Betty bought a bit of better butter
To make her bitter batter better.

thirty bottles of city water