elision
US /ɪˈlɪʒən/
・UK /ɪˈlɪʒn/
C2
n.NounOmission of a sound between two words
Every language has specific rules for elision
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- It's a non-rhotic accent is what we call it, except when a word ends with an R and the next word begins with a vowel. It's called elision.
It's a non-rhotic accent is what we call it, except when a word ends with an R and the next word begins with a vowel. It's called elision.
- It's called elision.
It's called elision.
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- So, for example, things like elision or assimilation.
So, for example, things like elision or assimilation.
- So, for example, things like elision or assimilation.
So, for example, things like elision or assimilation.
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- Hi, everyone. I'm Jade. What we're talking about today, is elision. And that's one of
Hi, everyone. I'm Jade. What we're talking about today, is elision. And that's one of
- tea?" And we've got an example of elision in that sentence. The written sentence would
tea?" And we've got an example of elision in that sentence. The written sentence would
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- Number three, It's elision. And elision is when one sound just disappears. For example, next door, you would say next door.
Number three, It's elision. And elision is when one sound just disappears. For example, next door, you would say next door.
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- The next word is "elision." Elision.
The next word is "elision." Elision.
- Elision is the omission of a sound or syllable.
Elision is the omission of a sound or syllable.
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- There are four topics which we are going to cover: catenation, intrusion, elision, and assimilation.
There are four topics which we are going to cover: catenation, intrusion, elision, and assimilation.
- catenation, intrusion,
elision and assimilation.
catenation, intrusion, elision and assimilation.
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- Elision where we omit a sound for example the t in the word kept when it comes before going
Elision where we omit a sound for example the t in the word kept when it comes before going
- Finally, let me tell you about elision, where we omit a sound.
Finally, let me tell you about elision, where we omit a sound.
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- There is an elision of T because it is sandwiched between the N and the K of "complain." So it becomes, "Yeah, can't complain." Number fourteen: "it's doing my head in." So this means it's really annoying me.
There is an elision of T because it is sandwiched between the N and the K of "complain." So it becomes, "Yeah, can't complain." Number fourteen: "it's doing my head in." So this means it's really annoying me.
- There is an elision of t because it is sandwiched between the n and the K of complain.
There is an elision of t because it is sandwiched between the n and the K of complain.
PRONUNCIATION: Elision of /t/
- When a sound disappears in between two words, it's called elision. Here are some other examples:
When a sound disappears in between two words, it's called elision. Here are some other examples: