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Hi, there If I want to say that the word "rhythm" has both a phonetic and a phonological interpretation and that they are different, which of these sentences would be right? "The word rhythm has a different phonetic and (a) phonological representation" "The word rhythm has different phonetic and phonological representations" "The word rhythm has a different phonetic representation than the phonological representation" "The word rhythm has a phonetic representation different than the phonological representation" Thank you!
Aug 23, 2021 3:41 AM
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If it were me, I would say it this way in a report: The phonetic representation of the word "rhythm" differs from its phonological representation. Of your four options, I would choose the third one with some slight modifications: The word "rhythm" has a different phonetic representation from its phonological representation.
August 23, 2021
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