What is clear consonant voicedness? Is the t in distance turbid?

Yes, because it's behind the s.

The law of voicedness of clear consonants.

1. Voicedness of clear consonants is only a pronunciation phenomenon, not a rule, and authentic English teachers are opposed to formulating a special rule to illustrate this problem.

2. There is only one general pronunciation rule: according to the phonetic reading in the dictionary, how to change according to the habits of authentic English.

3. The clear consonant after the s is voiced, which is only a small part of the voicedness of the clear consonant, and many times it can also be voiced without adding s. Such as water, happy, meeting, walking, etc., authentic English generally pronounces the clear consonant in the middle of these words into the corresponding voiced consonant, which is like English.

4. The voicedness phenomenon of clear consonants after S can be summarized in this way: clear consonants follow a vowel, and there is an s in front of them, whether it is in the front or middle of the word, as long as it is in the stressed syllable or substressed syllable, it is generally pronounced as the corresponding voiced consonant, such as stand, strike, speak, sky, etc., it is worth mentioning that strike is not not changed, but the sound it "tr" originally pronounced is already a voiced consonant, but it should also become the sound of "dr" ( As the "dr" in dream is pronounced).

In fact, no one has a rule to read it like this, if you ask foreigners this question, most of them can't answer it, but the clear consonants in these related words will naturally become voiced consonants when you read them.

If this combination is not followed by vowels, there is no problem of voicedness. Such as grasp, test, desk, etc., still pronounce clear consonants.

There are exceptions, don't say that it doesn't conform to the rules, because there are no rules in the first place, and if you insist on making rules, it won't work. For example, student, stupid, if you follow that so-called rule to read [sd...], it's not good, and people who speak native English will know to ask, "Are you from China?" The letter "t" here is usually pronounced as the "j" in jeep.

The syllable in distance where t is located is not an accented syllable or a substressed syllable, so it is not voiced.

The rule of clear consonant voicedness: when the clear consonant of a plosive follows the phonetic transcription s, the phenomenon of turbidity occurs; Turbidity during conjunctional reading: In the same group, when the clear consonants of a plosive sound are vowels before and after, the phenomenon of turbidity occurs.

In English, voicedness must be accompanied by four conditions: within the same stressed syllable or sub-stressed syllable; A clear consonant is preceded by an s; The voiced consonant corresponding to the clear consonant; This clear consonant is followed by vowels.

The clear consonant after the s (surd) should be pronounced as its opposite voiced consonant (sonant) when stressed, e.g. student, and if the clear consonant followed by s is not stressed, such as district, it will still be pronounced as a clear consonant.

The difference between clear and voiced consonants.

Consonants are also known as consonants. As the name suggests, consonants exist according to vowels, and consonants work with vowels to produce syllables that make up a variety of sounds.

There are two main categories of consonants: clear consonants and voiced consonants. If the vocal cords do not vibrate during pronunciation, it is called a clear consonant; The vocal cords vibrate during pronunciation and are called voiced consonants.

The consonants are all voices, and the sounds they produce are not as crisp and melodious as the vowels.

When pronouncing consonants, whether in American or English, you can feel the following common characteristics:

1. The airflow is blocked. The flow of air exhaled from the lungs is obstructed as it passes through the mouth or nose (vowels are pronounced unobstructed).

2. Strong airflow. (The airflow is weaker when vowels are pronounced).

3. Hindering some muscles from being tense (pronouncing vowels keeps the muscles tense in a balanced manner).

4. There are clear and turbid.

The condition for the occurrence of voiced consonants is that in the same syllable, when the sound before a clear consonant is s, and the clear consonant has its corresponding voiced consonant, at this time, we should read the clear consonant as its corresponding voiced consonant when we are phonics, which is called voicedness in English.

stop[stɔp]

-[sdɔp]

school[sku:l]--sgu:l]

In stressed syllables, the light consonants after s are voiced into the responsive voiced consonants, t-d, k-g, f-v, s-z, p-b. Then the mountain word accustomed, S after t needs to be turbidized. To turbidize, the premise is:

1. There must be vowels behind the clear consonants.

2. This vowel must be the accent of the word.

For example, excuse (iks kju:z]), ex pronounce iks|The syllable followed by is kju: that is, there are no vowels in the middle, and there is no need to be voiced.

The non-turbidity of basket (bɑ:skit]) is typical of the second rule, skit|The vowel is on the second syllable, and the accent is not here, so there is no need for voicedness.

Fundamentals of English. If you want to learn English well in the third year of high school, you must learn the English foundation well, and the English foundation is not as difficult as you imagined, whether it is words, sentence patterns, and grammar.

In the first round of review in the third year of high school, you must pay attention to listening to the review department and language points, even if it is to master a few phrases in a class, as for picking up high school English books after class, starting from memorizing words, you must have a vocabulary foundation in English, otherwise everything is in vain.