8. The reduction of word-final consonant clusters in interlanguage

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Addresses of Contributors VI
4. 1. Sound patterns in second language acquisition 1
5. Part One: Processes and Strategies in the Acquisition of Second Language Sound Systems
6. 2. Effects of equivalence classification on the production of foreign language speech sounds 9
7. 3. Absorption and fluency in native and non-native casual English speech 41
8. 4. F₀ pattern inference in the perceptual acquisition of second language tone 59
9. 5. Prosodic patterns of proceduralized speech in second and first language narratives 81
10. 6. Non-native interpretive strategies for intonational meaning: An experimental study 121 103
11. 7. Explicit rules and the developing interlanguage phonology 121
12. Part Two: Phonological Description of Second Language Speech
13. 8. The reduction of word-final consonant clusters in interlanguage 143
14. 9. Interphonology and phonological theory 163
15. 10. Sonority as a variability factor in second language phonology 173
16. 11. Phonological rule typology and second language acquisition 193
17. 12. The natural phonology of second language acquisition 207
18. 13. The acquisition of phonological representation: A modular approach 225