In American English, words are not pronounced one by one. Usually, the end of one word attaches to the beginning of the next word.The name of this rule is and applies for:
A.
Linking between words and is for: consonant-consonant, vowel-consonant, vowel-vowel.
B.
Contracted forms and is for: consonant-consonant, vowel-consonant, vowel-vowel.
C.
Linking between words and is for: consonant-consonant, consonant-vowel, vowel-vowel.
D.
Contracted forms and is for: consonant-consonant, consonant-vowel, vowel-vowel.
2.
Rule number two says: Contracted forms, you have to identify different contractions of verbs with pronouns. Choose the correct sentences according to the rule:
A.
She's buying vegetables to make a salad.
B.
I'd a dog which its name was Matthew.
C.
You've traveled to Paris, London and Madrid.
D.
Susan's sister studied at Yale University.
3.
Weak and strong forms: These words have no stress, and so they are weakened. That weakened form is called "strong form" as opposed to a "weak form", which is the full form of the word pronounced with stress. This is true or false, write it
4.
Complete the rule four which says: Rule four says: When there are three consonants followed, if one is /_/ or /_/ in the middle,these are not pronounced. This makes it easier pronunciation.
5.
There are vowels not pronounced, this makes it easier the pronunciation of them. What words comply the rule:
