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Each of the following represents a change from an adult pronunciation to a child's pronunciation.


Each of the following represents a change from an adult pronunciation to a child's pronunciation. By comparing the adult pronunciation with the child's pronunciation, identify the phonetic processes that have occurred in the child's form of the word. There are at least two processes for each item.

 Word Adult Pronunciation Child's Pronunciation Phonetic Processes

 a. drain

 b. shape

 c. elevator

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Solutions

Expert Solution

Childs Pronunciation

Phonetic process

drain

ded

Vowelization & Stopping

shape

sejp

Fronting & Cluster reduction

elevator

elvejt

Syllable reduction & Stopping


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