CONTENTS INTRODUCTION…………………………………………………..………… CHAPTER I.………………………………………… 1.1. Assimilation is a sound change in some phonemes 1.2. Manner of assimilation 1.3. Forms of assimilation 1.4. Types of assimilation CHAPTER II. PRACTICAL PART. EXERCISES AND PHONETIC ANALYSIS OF THE WORDS 2.1. Phonetic analysis of the words from the literary work you have read. Indicate the author and his work and pages (8 words): 1) One syllabic word; (2 words) 2) Two syllabic word; (2 words) 3) Three or more syllabic word; (2 words) 4) Compound word; ( 2 words) 2.2. Phonological analysis of words (the same words given in 2.1.): - Give transcription of the word; - Mark the stress; - Divide into syllables; - Define Vowel and consonant numbers; - Characteristics of the vowels (front, front retracted and back, narrow or short, monophthong or diphthong, long or short); - Characteristics of consonants (labial, bilabial, dental, plosive, fricative etc.) - Define the name and type of Reduction; CONCLUSION…………………………………………………………….… BIBLIOGRAPHY……………………………………………………...…………
Linguistic analysis of assimilation in different languages ( English , Russian and Uzbek ) My course work is dedicatded to which is one of the most interesting, important information about Linguistic analysis of assimilation in different languages . Aim: The aim of the present course paper is to discuss the term assimilation and linguistic analysis assimilation in English , Russian and Uzbek. Tasks: .... are to assist to learners who want to know linguistic analysis of assimilation and to increase the knowledge about assimilation
....Novelty In this course work exercises were used . Theoretical value: ...is that the theoretical part of the word can be used in delivering lacture on linguistic analysis of assimilation. Practical value: ...is that practical result gained investigating the given problems may be used as examples and terms Structure : Introduction Two chapters Conclusion Bibliography
Assimilation is a sound change which in some phonemes change to be more similar to other nearby sounds . It is a common type phonological procces across language .
For example: input pronounced imput with phonetic (m) rather than (n)