Fonetika 3: 40. Plosives and rhythm

Plosives and rhythm

a) Plosives (p;b;t;d;k;g)

cheap book
ripe corn
hope to
hoped to
dustbin
sick baby
Saint Paul’s
big dog
black dog
lamp post

handbag
top branch
meat tin
jump down
Hampton
damp cloth
drop by drop
top drawer
card trick
steep track

drop down
Thompson
soap bubble
rub down
tip-top
don’t talk
white chalk
globe trotter
webbed toes
rubbed

hot toast
sit down
wet ground
postcard
let go
red cover
good pudding
we had to
bad dog
good girl

sandpit
good brother
hard times
cold drink
eight pounds
black pig
back to front
take care
bookcase
the back garden

to knock down
locked door
cake dish
dog collar
log cabin
egg cup
big girl
pigtail

b) nasals (m;n)

help me
stop now
cob nut
let me
gold nib
postman
cold meat
loud noise
quick march
not now
bookmark

c) affricates (ʈʃ; dʒ; tr; dr)

ripe cherries
rub gently
milk chocolate
that German
red train
good jam
he drank gin
we drank neat gin
sick child
we like jam
mock trial
fig jam