Modern English Phonology. The unstressed e [ ə ] sente → sent sente → sent keepen → keep keepen → keep bookes →books bookes →books likes [li:kes] → [laiks]

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Modern English Phonology

The unstressed e [ ə ] sente → sent sente → sent keepen → keep keepen → keep bookes →books bookes →books likes [li:kes] → [laiks] likes [li:kes] → [laiks] stopped [stoped] → [stopt] stopped [stoped] → [stopt]

When the root vowel was long, the letter ‘e’ at the end of the word was still written. When the root vowel was long, the letter ‘e’ at the end of the word was still written. ‘mute’ e appeared. ‘mute’ e appeared. There were some words in which ‘mute’ e was added to the end although it had never been there: ston → stone, bon → bone. There were some words in which ‘mute’ e was added to the end although it had never been there: ston → stone, bon → bone.

The Great Vowel Shift The Great Vowel Shift was a massive sound change affecting the long vowels of English during the fifteenth to eighteenth centuries. The Great Vowel Shift was a massive sound change affecting the long vowels of English during the fifteenth to eighteenth centuries. The long vowels were either narrowed or diphthongized. The long vowels were either narrowed or diphthongized.

The mid-open and open long vowels were narrowed, thus they became closed. The narrowing of the closed vowels caused their diphthongization. The narrowing of the closed vowels caused their diphthongization. NB! The Great vowel shift did not affect spelling. NB! The Great vowel shift did not affect spelling.

Basically, the long vowels shifted upwards; that is, a vowel that used to be pronounced in one place in the mouth would be pronounced in a different place, higher up in the mouth. Basically, the long vowels shifted upwards; that is, a vowel that used to be pronounced in one place in the mouth would be pronounced in a different place, higher up in the mouth.

ai←i:i:i:u:u:→au ↑↑↑ e:e:eiouo: ↑↑↑ ɛ:ɛ:ɛ:ɛ:a: ɔ:ɔ:ɔ:ɔ:

i: → ai time [ti:me] → [taim] i: → ai time [ti:me] → [taim] e: → i: keep [ke:p] → [ki:p] e: → i: keep [ke:p] → [ki:p] ɛ: → e: → i: sea [s ɛ: ] → [se:] → [si:] ɛ: → e: → i: sea [s ɛ: ] → [se:] → [si:] a: → ei name a: → ei name ɔ : → ou go ɔ : → ou go o: → u: moon o: → u: moon u: → au out u: → au out

The process of change was gradual. Each stage took more than 100 years. The process of change was gradual. Each stage took more than 100 years. XV c. XVI c. XVII c. XVIII c. a:æ: ɛ:ɛ:ɛ:ɛ:e:ei

OE [ ǣ ] → ME [ ɛ: ] → [e:] (XVI c.) → [i:] (XVII c.) OE [ ǣ ] → ME [ ɛ: ] → [e:] (XVI c.) → [i:] (XVII c.) ea [i:] ← [e:] ← [ ɛ: ] ea [i:] ← [e:] ← [ ɛ: ] ee [i:] ← [e:] ee [i:] ← [e:] XIV c. XV c. XVI c. XVII c. [me:t] meet [mi:t] meet [m ɛ :t] meet [me:t] meat [mi:t] meat

Shortening of the long vowels 1. Before [d, t, θ] [ ɛ :] → [e]: breed → bread [ ɛ :] → [e]: breed → bread 2. Before [v, d, ð ] [u:] → [u]: glove [glu:ve] → [gluv], blood … [u:] → [u]: glove [glu:ve] → [gluv], blood … Before [k]: book [bu:k] → [buk] Before [k]: book [bu:k] → [buk]

The development of some long vowels 1) [a] → [a:] before ‘r’ and voiceless fricatives: hard, fast, path before ‘r’ and voiceless fricatives: hard, fast, path ‘al’ before ‘m, f’: calm, half ‘al’ before ‘m, f’: calm, half 2) [ ɔ ] → [ ɔ :] before ‘r’: lord [l ɔ :d] [ou] → [ ɔ :] before ght: brought [br ɔ :t] [ou] → [ ɔ :] before ght: brought [br ɔ :t]

3) [ ǝ: ] was the result of the vocalization of ‘r’ after [i, e, u]: first [f ǝ :st], her, turn ( in the XVI c.)

Changes of in the system of short vowels There appeared two short vowels [æ, ʌ ]: There appeared two short vowels [æ, ʌ ]: [a] → [æ]: land [land] → [lænd] [a] → [æ]: land [land] → [lænd] [u] → [ ʌ ]: glove [gluv] → [gl ʌ v] [u] → [ ʌ ]: glove [gluv] → [gl ʌ v] run [run] → [r ʌ n] run [run] → [r ʌ n] No change took place if [u] followed labial consonants: put, full, bush. But : but, fun.

New diphthongs They appeared as the result of the vocalization of ‘r’ between two vowels: They appeared as the result of the vocalization of ‘r’ between two vowels: -are care [ka:r ə ] → [k ɛə ] -are care [ka:r ə ] → [k ɛə ] -ere here [he:r ə ] → [hi ə ]

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