Multiple Choice
Gilbert (3;6 years) is multilingual-he speaks English and German. He says tree /t![Gilbert (3;6 years) is multilingual-he speaks English and German. He says tree /t i/ as [di]. The phonological processes on this word include: A) cluster reduction, gliding of / /. B) cluster reduction, prevocalic voicing. C) cluster simplification, gliding of / / and prevocalic voicing. D) sound preference substitution of [d].](https://d2lvgg3v3hfg70.cloudfront.net/TB9704/11ee98b7_0eae_fd05_a6de_0f39c41c208e_TB9704_11.jpg)
i/ as [di]. The phonological processes on this word include:
A) cluster reduction, gliding of /11ee98b7_0eae_fd05_a6de_0f39c41c208e_TB9704_11/.
B) cluster reduction, prevocalic voicing.
C) cluster simplification, gliding of /11ee98b7_0eae_fd05_a6de_0f39c41c208e_TB9704_11/ and prevocalic voicing.
D) sound preference substitution of [d].
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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