Multiple Choice
Ashton (2;2 years) is monolingual and speaks English. He says cup /![Ashton (2;2 years) is monolingual and speaks English. He says cup / / as / / and tea /ti/ as [ti]. The phonological process that describes Ashton's production of cup is: A) complete progressive velar assimilation. B) complete regressive labial assimilation. C) partial progressive velar assimilation. D) backing of fricatives.](https://d2lvgg3v3hfg70.cloudfront.net/TB9704/11ee98b7_600c_c2e7_a6de_d5d34fcb3ab4_TB9704_11.jpg)
/ as /![Ashton (2;2 years) is monolingual and speaks English. He says cup / / as / / and tea /ti/ as [ti]. The phonological process that describes Ashton's production of cup is: A) complete progressive velar assimilation. B) complete regressive labial assimilation. C) partial progressive velar assimilation. D) backing of fricatives.](https://d2lvgg3v3hfg70.cloudfront.net/TB9704/11ee98b7_7041_a048_a6de_8fc15ef8160b_TB9704_11.jpg)
/ and tea /ti/ as [ti]. The phonological process that describes Ashton's production of cup is:
A) complete progressive velar assimilation.
B) complete regressive labial assimilation.
C) partial progressive velar assimilation.
D) backing of fricatives.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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