what two phonemes are not assessed in the GFTA-2?
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Try browsing through this site, or ask there:\n\nhttp://www.slpforum.com/faq/gfta.asp
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I think it's Spanish closed captioning. Secondary Audio Programming (SAP)
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None of them.  \n\nA, C, and D are grammatically incorrect.\n\nB is wrong because the pronoun is not capitalized correctly.
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1. Reina.\n\n2. Queen in Spanish.
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two vowels together e.g. ee, oo ie, ei, ea, ai, au have a long sound, seem, look etc whereas a single vowel is short, cat, dog etc
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I know it is swedish but I cannot be sure of the translations I have here. I am sure of the first and third but not the second.\nMitt means middle or mid\nFodelse means birth or child\nDatum means date\nHope this helps and good luck.
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http://education.yahoo.com/reference/dictionary/pronounce;_ylt=AvgI3UakgM2lKkCQttnj296ugMMF?id=P0143400&path=prons/P0143400.wav
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1. Female\n2. British (English)\n3. Agree\n4. Not sure\n5. No\n6. Agree\n7. 15\n8. No\n9. Once or twice a year\n10. No
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I can't find it in the dutch yellow pages (also not in the dutch white pages) or a dutch search engine.\nBut I'd say, it sounds more German than Dutch to me (although the german yellow pages don't help me out either).
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1) Excessive vowels. 2) Southern states. 3) End with a vowel.
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alternate passionate  nativity marinate obstinate fortunate unfortunate vaccinate  resonate abomination combination incriminate procrastinate eliminate ornate donate unattractive nation termnate inseminate  opinionated coordinate signature\n\nwhew...... my brain hurts....... hope you get an "A" and  this was tough for 2 points!
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Two.\n\nThe proper pronunciation is ev - ree\n\nIf you use the alternate pronunciation of "eh - ver - ee" it would be three, but that is not standard.
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1. no\n2. 1\n3. 12\n4. 6\n5. no\n6. 25\n7, 2\n8. 90\n9. 9\n10. none\n11. don't know
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Only 1 decent one!\nCOOOOOOOMMMMMEEE ONN ENGERLAND ENGERLAND ENGEEEERLAND!\nENGERLAND ENGERLAND ENGEREEEEEEELAAAAAND
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Jsem Kanad'anka \n\nIt does depend on gender.\n\nFor pronounciation guide you may look at \n\n Czech for Anglophones\n\nhttp://www.hedgie.eu/accent/CzLearn.php
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Here are the results of one such effort (sorry about the spacing -- look at the actual web page chart to see it all more clearly).\n\nThe 40 sounds of English (USA accent) with percentage\neach phoneme was found in truespel dictionary  (note that the "sound" listed for each is according to truespel's own method, rather than the IPA, so some might wish to convert it to the latter).\n\nID  sound  %  Sample words\n[VOWELS]\nv1 i 9.9% sit\nv2 ee 5.0% see\nv3 er 3.4% her\nv4 u 3.3% up\nv5 e 2.6% beg\nv6 a 2.1% bad\nv7 ae 2.1% sundae\nv8 aa 1.9% aardvark,Saab\nv9 ie 1.4% pie\nv10 oe 1.4% toe\nv11 oo 1.2% good\nv12 ue 1.2% blue\nv13 or 0.7% or\nv14 au 0.4% auger\nv15 air 0.4% fair\nv16 ou 0.4% out\nv17 oi 0.1% toil\n\n[CONSONANTS]\nk1 n,nn 7.8% in\nk2 s,ss 6.8% sin\nk3 t,tt 6.8% tip\nk4 l,ll 5.4% lift\nk5 k,kk 4.1% kid\nk6 d,dd 4.0% did\nk7 r,rr 3.9% rat\nk8 z,zz 3.7% zap\nk9 p,pp 3.3% pub\nk10 m,mm 3.0% mist\nk11 g,gg 2.6% good\nk12 b,bb 1.7% bad\nk13 f,ff 1.7% fair\nk14 y,yy 1.6% yet\nk15 sh,ssh 1.2% wish\nk16 v,vv 1.2% van\nk17 w,ww 1.2% wag\nk18 j,jj 0.8% just\nk19 h,hh 0.7% hat\nk20 ch,cch 0.5% chin\nk21 thh,tthh 0.3% thin\nk22 th,tth 0.1% that\nk23 zh,zzh 0.1% vision\nhttp://www.foreignword.com/dictionary/truespel/transpel.htm\n\n\nFor a sample "Truespel Analysis of USA English phoneme usage from words in the London Times Newspaper"  (with very similar results) see:\nhttp://www.nifl.gov/nifl-assessment/2002/0093.html\n\n(This example also includes a re-ordered list combining the consonant and vowel sounds into one list.)
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GH is prounounced as an F in the word "tough"\nO is pronounced as a short I in the word "women"\nTI is pronounced as an SH in the word "motion"