Phonological Changes in The History of English: From Great Vowel Shift to Modern Pronunciation

Shoxsanam Mamatkulova; Rayxona Muradova

doi:10.2024/d1xbn545

Authors

Shoxsanam Mamatkulova Teacher of Sаmаrkаnd Stаtе Institutе of Forеign Lаnguаgеs Author
Rayxona Muradova Sаmаrkаnd Stаtе Institutе of Forеign Lаnguаgеs Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.2024/d1xbn545

Keywords:

phonology, great vowel shift, pronunciation, consonant changes, vowel reduction, dialects, rhoticity, intonation, assimilation, linguistic evolution

Abstract

This article discusses the significant phonological changes in the English language, particularly focusing on the Great Vowel Shift and its impact on modern pronunciation. It examines key shifts, including consonant changes, vowel reduction, and regional variations in pronunciation. The article emphasizes the dynamic nature of English phonology, reflecting cultural and social influences, and suggests that English will continue to evolve as it spreads globally.

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