Select the examples in which the highlighted vowel is most likely to undergo nasalization (due to what follows it, not due to what precedes it).

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Select the examples in which the highlighted vowel is most likely to undergo raising in General American.

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Select the examples in which the highlighted consonant is most likely to undergo fronting.

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Select the examples in which the highlighted consonant is most likely to undergo partial devoicing.

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Select the examples in which the highlighted plosive is most likely to have an inaudible release, be it obligatory or optional.

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Select the examples in which the highlighted consonant is most likely to undergo dentalization.

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Select the examples in which the highlighted consonant is most likely to undergo retraction.

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Select the examples in which the highlighted vowel or part thereof is most likely to undergo one of the following: retraction, centralization, or breaking, in General British aka Standard Southern British English.

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Identify the articulatory differences (if any) between the actual English and Polish sounds represented by the bold and highlighted letters in the word pair below. Treat each word as pronounced in isolation. Choose the best two answers (for top marks for the task).

English: nicked

Polish: nikt

Identify the articulatory differences (if any) between the actual English and Polish sounds represented by the bold and highlighted letters in the word pair below. Treat each word as pronounced in isolation. Choose the single best answer.

English: wet

Polish: wet