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File 2.1
- Section 2.1.4, pp. 44–45, chart: Sample words for phonetic symbols of English (LF 12: pp. 45–47)
File 2.2
- Section 2.2.3, pg. 48, example (3): Voiceless versus voiced sounds (LF 12: pg. 50, example (3))
File 2.3
- Section 2.3.2, pg. 58, top: Vowel height in English (LF 12: pg. 60, top)
- Section 2.3.3, pg. 58, middle: Tongue advancement in English vowels (LF 12: pg. 60, middle)
- Section 2.3.4, pg. 59, top: Lip rounding in English vowels (LF 12: pg. 61, top)
- Section 2.3.4, pg. 59, middle: Tense versus lax in English vowels (LF 12: pg. 61, middle)
File 2.5
- Section 2.5.2, pg. 67, example (1): Examples of using length to contrast word meaning in Finnish (LF 12: pg. 69, example (1))
- Section 2.5.3, pg. 68, example (3): Pitch accent prominence in English (LF 12: pg. 71, example (3))
- Section 2.5.3, pg. 69, example (4): Phrase tones in English (LF 12: pg. 71, example (4))
- Section 2.5.4, pg. 70, example (5): Examples from Mandarin Chinese: different tones, different meanings (LF 12: pg. 72, example (5))
File 2.6
- Section 2.6.2, pg. 73, example (1): 440 Hertz sine wave, the tone A (LF 12: pg. 75, example (1))
- Section 2.6.3, pg. 75, example (3)a: 100 Hertz sine wave (LF 12: pg. 77, example (3)a)
- Section 2.6.3, pg. 75, example (3)b: 800 Hertz sine wave (LF 12: pg. 77, example (3)b)
- Section 2.6.3, pg. 75, example (3)c: Complex wave (LF 12: pg. 77, example (3)c)
- Section 2.6.8, pg. 83, example (12): Audio from live rock concert (LF 12: pg. 85, example (12))
File 2.8
- Supplemental exercises for Files 2.2 and 2.3, pg. 97, Exercise #17: Audio for English phonetic transcription exercises (LF 12: pg. 99, Exercise #17)
- Exercises for File 2.5, pg. 99, Exercise #25: Audio for English intonation exercise (LF 12: pg. 101, Exercise #25)
LF 13 audio for exercise 25 LF 12 audio for exercise 25
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