/f/and /v/ are______________?
Correct answer: B. Labio__dental
- A. Dental
- B. Labio__dental
- C. Bilabial
- D. Alveolar
Explanation
In /f/ and /v/, the lower lip approaches or touches the upper teeth, combining labial and dental articulation. This makes them labio-dental consonants.
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