Context sensitivity in the spelling of English vowels

Article Abstract:

The ability of adults to discern sound-spelling correspondence was studied with particular reference to the spelling of vowels. It was found that the spelling of English vowels can be affected by the identity of the surrounding consonants proving that adult spellers are attuned to a broader context in their spelling of words than just rime context.

Vowels

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Relationships betwen sounds and letters in English monosyllables

Article Abstract:

Conditional consistency measures and permutation tests of significance have been used to study how the orthography of one part of a syllable is influenced by the other parts. Topics include the orthography of English monosyllables from the reader's perspective and from the speller's perspective.

Statistical Data Included, Research, English language, Grammar, Comparative and general, Grammar, Reading, Psychology of, Morphology (Linguistics)

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Influence of consonantal context on the reading of vowels: evidence from children

Article Abstract:

The influence of consonant on vowel pronounces of school going children are evaluated.

Influence, Consonants, Pronunciation, Articulation disorders in children, Childhood articulation disorders

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