Difference of English Spelling and Pronunciation mismatch
by Damaris Abigail-Acosta Lino
1. English Spelling
1.1. Words in english are not always spelled as they are pronounced
1.1.1. The spelling can be different in each language.
1.2. Spelling pronunciation is an important theme
1.2.1. The predominance of spelling errors are related to the schwa sound Scheuer (1998).
1.3. Strategies are important to have correct spelling.
1.3.1. Watching series and news are the most used strategies.
2. According to the predominance of english will depend only on the spelling rules of the words
2.1. Based on the spelling rules
2.1.1. Spelling Prefixes Examples
2.1.1.1. in + sane >> Insane
2.1.1.2. inter+ national >> International
2.1.1.3. super + human >> superhuman
2.1.2. Prefixes il-im-ir
2.1.2.1. il-logical
2.1.2.2. im-posible
2.1.2.3. ir-responsible
2.2. Spelling and plurals
2.3. In this rule we have to add the -S on the regular verbs.
2.3.1. day-s >> days
2.3.2. ear-s >> ears
2.3.3. speak-s >> speaks
3. Spelling is a crucial skill in written comunication.
3.1. Incorrect spelling can cause confusion.
3.1.1. This could affect our credibility as writers.
4. Lack of Standarization
4.1. The process of spelling words
4.2. At the moment make it difficult pronounce some words in a different way than others.
4.3. Make us to be involved with the types of spelling and pronunciation.
5. Silent Letters
5.1. The spelling norms have an important place in the english language.
5.2. In this rule it counts the silent letters in words are not spoken when we pronounce them.
6. Regional Variations
6.1. Accordingly, this would create misunderstandings because this can be mixed and use words from their other lenguage when pronouncing it.
7. Phonological changes
7.1. The english pronunciation has been modified
7.2. The sound of vowels change when we are pronouncing them.The pronunciation is engaged with accent.
8. Pronunciation Mismatch
9. In this rule, importance is given to pronunciation patterns ,orthographic agreements and the silent letters of English.
10. It would be depend on the different regional variations and that in fact it would be involved the pronunciation and the spelling of the words.
11. Historical reasons
11.1. The result of being in contact with other lenguage has produced some changes in the way we pronounce and spell words.
12. Borrowed words
12.1. The adaptability of english
12.2. The process of integration into the english structure for not modifying the spelling.