What does “aspiration” refer to in phonetics?, The rounding of lips during consonant articulation, A burst of air following a voiceless plosive, The omission of a sound in rapid speech, Which process is known as the reduction of unstressed vowels to the schwa /ə/?, Elision, Labialization, Reduction, Which of the following is an example of regressive accommodation?, Nasalization of a vowel due to a preceding nasal consonant, Labialization of /t/ due to a following rounded vowel, Both sounds adjusting to each other for smoother pronunciation, What does “elision” refer to in phonetic modification?, The insertion of a sound to ease pronunciation, The omission of a sound in rapid or casual speech, The modification of a vowel under the influence of a following consonant, In which process does both sounds modify their articulation to facilitate smoother pronunciation?, Mutual accommodation, Progressive accommodation, Regressive accommodation

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