Phonemes

According to tenseness, vowels can be tense and ...

According to the character of vowel end, vowels can be ... and ...

Allophones are said to be in ... distribution if the difference in their articulation doesn't change the meaning of a word.

L. Hjelmslev proposed the ... theory of phonemes.

Modification of vowels may affect their quantity and ...

Liquids and glides are called ...

According to muscular tension, consonants can be ... and ...

[aʊ], [əʊ] are ... diphthongs.

Assimilation of consonants changing their place of articulation is always ...

The first sound in a diphthong is called ...

Synonym for "deletion" is ... of consonants.

/ʧ/, /ʤ/ are ... according to manner of articulation

A type of vowels combining features of monophthongs and diphthongs is ...

Non-distinctive features of phonemes can be incidental (redundant) and ...

A type of allophones which is not affected by its position

Environment of phonemes is their ...