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pho·neme (fnm)
n.
The smallest phonetic unit in a language that is capable of conveying a distinction in meaning, as the m of mat and the b of bat in English.

phoneme [fo´nēm]
the smallest distinct unit of sound in speech; the basic unit of spoken language.

phoneme (fō´nēm),
n a group or family of closely related speech sounds, all of which have the same distinctive acoustic characteristics despite their differences; often used in place of the term
speech sound.


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Activities are arranged in phonemes or sounds and teaches can sequence them according to skills ranging form rhyming and blending to identification in a fine overview of lesson plans paired with reproducible forms.
Activities are arranged in phonemes or sounds and teaches can sequence them according to skills ranging form rhyming and blending to identification in a fine overview of lesson plans paired with reproducible forms.
However, speech pathologists work very productively in therapy with phonetic primitives but also with allophones which are the variations of each phoneme based on context of production.
 
 
 
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