The coding of “manner of production” for consonants: Question 9 options: Specifies the location of the narrowing of the pharyngeal-oral lumen Specifies the distance that the pharyngeal-oral structures move Specifies the speed with which the pharyngeal-oral structures move (slowly or quickly) Specifies the way in which structures of the pharyngeal-oral apparatus constrict or obstruct the airstream during sound production
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