Sentences with PHONOTACTIC
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"English phonotactic rules dictate that /ŋ/ cannot occur at the beginning of a word."
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"The phonotactic pattern of this language allows only a limited number of consonant clusters."
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"In Old English, the phonotactic constraints were different from the ones observed today."
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"Linguists study phonotactic patterns to understand how sounds are organized in different languages."
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"The word 'strengths' is an example of an English word with complex phonotactic clusters."
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"The phonotactic rules of this language require all syllables to end in a vowel."
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"The phonotactic constraints in this dialect disallow consecutive vowel sounds."
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"Children acquire the phonotactic rules of their native language through exposure and practice."
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"Languages with strict phonotactic rules tend to have less variation in their pronunciations."
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"Studying phonotactic patterns can help identify the influence of language contact on a dialect."
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"In English, the word 'strengths' is phonotactically legal because it conforms to the language's phonotactic constraints."
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"The phonotactic pattern of a language can affect the ease or difficulty in learning its pronunciation."
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"The phonotactic structure of a word can determine its syllable count."
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"In some languages, certain phonotactic patterns can be considered disallowed or restricted."
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"The study of phonotactics helps understand the ways sounds can be arranged in a language."
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"The phonotactic constraints of a language may change over time."
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"Different languages have different phonotactic rules."
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"Exploring the phonotactic properties of a language is essential for language documentation."
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"Knowing the phonotactics of a language can aid in pronunciation and speech production."
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"A well-formed word is one that adheres to the phonotactic rules of a language."
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"Some words in English violate the language's usual phonotactics, such as 'tsunami'."
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"The phonotactic complexity of a language can vary depending on its linguistic history."
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"Linguists often analyze the phonotactic regularities and irregularities in a language."
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"The concept of consonant clusters is closely related to phonotactics."
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"Studying phonotactics can reveal how sounds interact and pattern within a language."
