The /k/ sound in 'act'and 'picture' is a____________?
Correct answer: D. Incomplete plosion.
- A. Bilabial plosion
- B. Alveolar plosion
- C. Nasal plosion
- D. Incomplete plosion.
Explanation
In act and picture, the /k/ is followed closely by another stop or affricate, so its normal release is not fully audible. This is called incomplete plosion, rather than nasal or bilabial plosion.
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