Question

Укажи неверное суждение.согласный звук может состоять только из шума,согласный звук образует слог вместе с гласным,согласный звук мы пишем и видим,при произношении согласного звука воздух встречает преграду во рту

Answer 1

согласный звук мы пишем и видим 

Answer 2

Incorrect Statement: A consonant sound can only consist of noise.

This statement is incorrect. Consonant sounds can be produced in various ways, including both noise and voiced sounds. Consonant sounds are produced by obstructing or restricting the airflow in some way. Some consonant sounds are produced by creating noise, while others involve the vocal cords vibrating to produce a voiced sound.

For example, the "s" sound in the word "sun" is a noise consonant sound, while the "z" sound in the word "zip" is a voiced consonant sound. Both of these sounds are considered consonants and can form syllables when combined with vowel sounds.

Correct Statements:

1. A consonant sound forms a syllable together with a vowel sound. - In English, syllables are typically made up of a combination of consonant and vowel sounds. A syllable can consist of a single vowel sound or a combination of consonant and vowel sounds. For example, the word "cat" has one syllable, with the consonant sound "c" and the vowel sound "a" forming the syllable.

2. Consonant sounds can be written and seen. - Consonant sounds are represented by letters in written language. When we see a written word, we can identify the consonant sounds based on the letters used. For example, the word "dog" has three consonant sounds: "d," "g," and "g."

3. When pronouncing a consonant sound, the airflow encounters an obstacle in the mouth. - When producing consonant sounds, the airflow from the lungs encounters an obstruction or restriction in the mouth or throat. This obstruction can be created by the tongue, lips, teeth, or other parts of the vocal tract. For example, when pronouncing the "p" sound in the word "pat," the lips briefly close together, creating an obstacle for the airflow.

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