简答题I've no idea of it. A、linking [r] B、 v.+ v. linking C、 c.+ v. linking D、intrusive [r] & c.+ v. linking简答题Pat isn’t as bad as Mary. A、v.+ v. linking B、intrusive [r] C、c.+ v. linking D、linking [r]简答题Any unstressed syllables that may come before the first rhythm group do not belong to any stress-group. They are the strong beat and are read as quickly as possible. A、正确 B、错误简答题A non-rhotic speaker will pronounce words like far as /fɑːr/, whereas a rhotic speaker does not pronounce [r] at all unless followed by a vowel. A、正确 B、错误简答题The notion of rhythm comes from the unstressed syllables. Word and sentence stress combine to create the rhythm of an English utterance. A、正确 B、错误简答题A rhythm group contains more than one stressed syllable, together with unstressed syllables clustering about it or none. A、正确 B、错误简答题The answer to the question is on page fifty-eight. A、A. v.+ v. linking B、linking [r] C、c.+ v. linking D、intrusive [r]简答题bless you /bleʃʊ/ A、progressive assimilation B、ordinary assimilation C、regressive assimilation D、coalescent assimilation简答题There isn’t any bread and butter in the refrigerator. A、lateral plosion B、nasal plosion C、incomplete plosion D、plosives简答题Chinese learners of English are likely to assign equal weight to each syllable, regardless of whether the syllable is stressed or unstressed. A、正确 B、错误