Phonotactics Refers To

question 20

Multiple Choice

Phonotactics refers to:

• A) how languages use different combinations of voiced and voiceless sounds at the beginning of words.
• B) how the sounds of languages are made different in various language systems.
• C) an adult language user's knowledge of constraints on the sequencing of sounds.
• D) the way speech sounds are used to form new words.

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