What is gradation in phonetics?, Word order, Stress mark, Sound change, Spelling rule, Which words usually show gradation?, Function words, Proper nouns, Loanwords only, Content words, What happens to strong vowels in gradation?, They always disappear, They weaken, They nasalize, They lengthen, Which is a structural word?, factory, admire, coffee, and, Which group contains content words?, Articles, pronouns, Prepositions, conjunctions, Nouns, verbs, Auxiliaries, articles, Why are weak forms used in speech?, For spelling, For rhythm, For punctuation, For capitalization, When is a strong form used?, For emphasis, In fast speech, In all compounds, Before every noun, In "She can speak", "can" is usually:, Strong, Stressed noun, Silent, Weak, In "Yes, she can!", "can" is usually:, Elided, Reduced noun, Weak, Strong, Which transcription is the weak form of "at"?, /ət/, /ɑːt/, /æt/, /eɪt/, Which transcription is the weak form of "from"?, /fruːm/, /frəm/, /frɒm/, /frem/, Which word has a weak form with schwa?, clock, keys, to, desk, The word "some" is strong when it is a:, Determiner - e.g., "Would you like some grapes?", Adverb - e.g., "He had grown some since last year", Adjective - e.g., "Some animals are more equal than others", Pronoun - e.g., "If you need any money, I'll lend you some", Strong forms are common before:, Plural nouns, Schwa only, A pause, Past tense, In the sentence "I can't go" should "can't" be in the strong form?, Yes, It depends, No, No answer

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