About what is a plosive and what is an incomplete blast in English? Let’s talk about it in detail. And how to distinguish some words that need to be changed in pronunciation?

Incomplete blasting

1. What is incomplete blasting.

Plosive sound refers to the sound produced by the vocal organ forming an obstruction in the mouth, and then the airflow breaks through the obstruction. There are 6 of these sounds, namely /p/, /b/, /t/, /d/, /k/ and /g/. But in some cases, when making a plosive sound, the airflow does not have to break through the obstruction, but the vocal organ only forms an obstruction in the mouth and pauses briefly (that is, be prepared to make the plosive sound, but do not make it sound), this pronunciation process is called "incomplete blasting".

2. Details of incomplete blasting

1. /p/, /b/, /t/, /d/, /k/, /g/ these 6 When any two phonemes in plosives are adjacent, the former must be pronounced incompletely and the latter must be completely plosive. Blast thoroughly. Such as:

1) He has a ba(d) col(d) today.

2) You shoul(d) ta(k)e care of the children. Gla( d) to meet you.

2. plosive sounds /p/, /b/, /t/, /d/, /k/, /g/ in /tF/, /dV/, / Incomplete explosion in front of W/, /T/. Such as:

1) Have you rea(d) the book abou(t) tha(t) child.

2) The thir(d) chair is broken.

3. plosives /p/, /b/, /t/, /d/, /k/, / g/ does not explode completely when it is in front of /m/, /n/, /l/, /s/. Such as:

1) Goo(d) morning, sir.

2) Goo(d) night.

3) They are very friendly(d) ly to us.

Note: Incomplete blasting can occur with words. in a phrase or sentence.