phonol

2. variant of a phoneme which does not alter its basic identity and will not affect meaning
5. another name for "stress-timed"
7. a sound which is a voiced, shaped but unimpeded flow of air
9. a glide from one sound to another (which many people spell incorrectly)
10. feature of connected speech when a sound changes to ease pronunciation of adjacent words
12. adjective to describe sounds made using the soft palate
13. three broad divisions of pitch
14. name of the most common weak vowel sound

1. combination of a plosive and a fricative
2. feature of English, derived from the existence of weak forms, which enables words to be "squashed"
3. adjectives in this position stress the final syllable (e.g. She's Japanese.)
4. theory according to which intonation shows us the status of information between speakers
6. 2 words which are pronounced the same,but whose spelling & meaning is different e.g. "sun" and "son"
8. feature which allows us to differentiate "I scream" from "ice cream"
11. function of intonation which gives a characteristic delivery to people of different professions