PHONOLOGY

1. NATURAL CLASSES OF SPEECH SOUNDS

1.1. Vowels nasalized

1.2. Feature specification for American English Consonants and Vowels

2. THE RULES OF PHONOLOGY

2.1. Feature- Changing Rules

2.1.1. Assimilation Rules

2.1.2. Dissimilation Rules

2.2. Segment insertion and deletion rule

2.3. The function of phonology rules

3. PROSODIC FEATURES

3.1. Word stress

3.2. Sentence and phrase stress

3.3. Intonation

3.4. Feature Sounds

3.4.1. Length

3.4.2. Stress

3.4.3. Pitch

4. THE PRONUNCIATION OF MORPHEMES

4.1. The pronunciation of plurals

4.1.1. Allomophs

4.1.2. Minimal pairs

4.1.3. Homorganic nasal rules

5. THE PHONOLOGICAL UNIT OF LANGUAGES

5.1. Allophones

5.1.1. Spelling

5.1.2. Phonemic representation

5.2. Phonemes

5.3. Distinctive features of phonemes

5.3.1. Distinctive features

5.3.2. Phonemic features

5.3.3. Features Values

5.3.3.1. Labial

5.3.3.2. Voiced

5.3.3.3. Alveolar

5.3.3.4. Velar

5.3.3.5. Nasal

5.4. Non-distinctive features

5.5. Phonemic patterns

5.5.1. Voiceless Unaspirated

5.5.2. Voiceless Aspirated

6. Segmental features

6.1. Phonemes

6.2. Morphemes