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ENG1502 Assignment 02- 2024 Question 1 1.1 The following words can pose challenges with pronunciation. Based on your knowledge of English as an alphabetic language, write the phonemic transcription of each word. i. Ask ii. Mischievous iii. Draught iv. Nauseous v. Buffet. N.B....

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ENG1502 ASSIGNMENT 02 (ANSWERS, 100% PASS GUARANTEED!!!)

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DUE DATE: 12 JUNE 2024 TABLE OF CONTENTS



CONTENTS PAGE

1. Question 1 3

2. Question 2 4

3. Question 3 6

4. Question 4 8

5. Question 5 9

6. Declaration 11




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QUESTION 1

1.1 QUESTION 2

i. /ɑːsk/


ii. /ˈmɪs.tʃɪ.vəs/


iii. /drɑːft/ (in British English) or /dræft/ (in American English)


iv. /ˈnɔːziəs/


v. /bʌˈfeɪ/
2.1


i) Borrowing words from one language to another refers to the process by which a
language adopts words from another language into its lexicon. This can happen due
to cultural contact, trade, colonization, or other interactions between speakers of 4.2

different languages.

ii) Three examples of borrowing affecting pronunciation:

a) Niche: Originally from French, pronounced “neesh”, but commonly pronounced
as “nitch” in English.

b) Rendezvous: In Frech, it’s pronounced “ron-day-voo”, but in English, it’s often
pronounced “ron-dez-voo”.

c) Croissant: Borrowed from French, where the final 't' is silent . In English, it's
often pronounced with the 't' sound.

iii)


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