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An Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology; Beginning of Phonetics; The Basis of Phonetics and Phonology; Phonetics and phonology – Vowels; Phonetics and phonology – Consonants; Phonetics and phonology - Transcribing spoken language; Phonetics and phonology - The sounds of poetry; Scope and Branches; Phonology; History of Phonetics; Phonetic Law: Language as a Historical Product; Other Phonetic Categories; Other Types of Phonetics; Three branches of phonetics; Sound and Spelling Relationship in English; The Sounds of Language; Speech Sounds English Language; Organs of Speech: Speech Mechanism; Models of Speech : Production; Speech Technology; Phonetics and Phonology: Speech Generation; Mechanism of Speech; Nature of Speech Sounds : Phone, Phoneme, Allophone, Minimal Pair, Aspiration, Assimilation, Elision; The Nature of Speech Sounds; Phoneme Development; Phonemic Pattern; Premises of Practical Phonemics; Phoneme and Allophone; Minimal pair; Aspirate; Coarticulation and Assimilation; Elision; Description of English Consonants; Consonants; Complex Consonant Articulations; Main types of Complex Articulation; Consonants and Vowels; Classifying Consonants; English Consonant Features; Classification of English Vowels; Vowels; Classifying Vowels; Modules of Vowels; Distinctive Features and Rules; Distinctive Features; Distinctive Features used in this topic; Phonological Rule; Chomsky–Halle features; Supra-segmental Phonology: Syllable Structure; Suprasegmental; Suprasegmental Phonology; Suprasegmental Definition and Examples; The Syllable and the Foot; Stress and Rules for Placement of Stress; Word Stress Rules; Word Stress Rules in English; Stress (linguistics); Rythm, Tone and Intonation; Rhythm; Speech rhythm; Tone; Intonation; The Characteristics of Intonation; Phonemics; The Phonemic Principle; Studies of English Phonetics; Phonemic Representation; Feature and Autosegmental Theory; Autosegmental Phonology; International Phonetic Alphabet: Symbols and their Importance; International Phonetic Alphabet; Classical Phonetics; Other Symbols, Diacritics, And Suprasegmentals; Phonetic Alphabet for English; The Resonating Cavities; Basics of cavity resonators; English Diphthongs and Triphthongs; Diphthong; Diphthongs; Triphthong; English Phonology; An Introduction to English Phonology; Lexical stress; Autosegmental Phonology; Phonology; Underlying Forms and Phonological Rules; Finding Patterns of Alternation; Metrical Phonology; Phonology in the English Language; Optimality Theory; The Definition and Usage of Optimality Theory; Phonological Development; Phonological Processes; Development Significant for Reading; Phonological Words and The Prosodic Hierarchy; Word; Phonological Words; Number of Words in English; Word Categories; Word compounds; Phonological hierarchy; Phonologically Conditioned Allomorphy; Phonologically conditioned alternation; Allomorphs; Phonemes V. Allophones.