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Card 16
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(TYPES OF SOUNDS) Give example of nasals, sounds that are produced by air being expelled through the nose
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Card 17
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(TYPES OF SOUNDS) What sound is created by putting the tongue on the ridge of the teeth and then air passing down the sides of the mouth
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Card 18
Front
(EARLY PHONOLOGICAL ERRORS) What is deletion
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Card 19
Front
(EARLY PHONOLOGICAL ERRORS) What is the name for substituting one sound for another, as in pip for ship
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Card 20
Front
(EARLY PHONOLOGICAL ERRORS) What is the name for adding an extra vowel for another, creating a CVCV pattern
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Card 21
Front
(EARLY PHONOLOGICAL ERRORS) What is assimilation
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Card 22
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(EARLY PHONOLOGICAL ERRORS) What is the name for the repetition of a whole syllable, for example dada and mama
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Card 23
Front
(EARLY PHONOLOGICAL ERRORS) What is the name for the technique where children cut down combinations of consonants
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Card 24
Front
(EARLY PHONOLOGICAL ERRORS) What is the deletion of unstressed syllable
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Card 25
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Jean Berko Gleason and Roger Brown researched this in 1960, what is the name of the research and what does it find
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