estuary accent
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- Q1
How do Estuary speakers often pronounce the "t" in words like "water"?
Glottal stop
Silent
Clearly pronounced
Replaced with a "d" sound
30s - Q2
Which of these is a feature of Estuary English?
Sing-song intonation like in Welsh
Heavy use of Scottish slang
Non-rhotic "r"
Rhotic "r"
30s - Q3
What does "innit" mean in Estuary English?
A type of bread
Isn't it
Inside
30s - Q4
What is the Estuary accent most commonly associated with?
Wales
Northern England
Scotland
Southeast England
30s - Q5
Which two accents primarily influenced the development of Estuary English?
Geordie and Scouse
Scottish and Irish
Cockney and Received Pronunciation (RP)
Australian and American
30s - Q6
Which of these words would an Estuary speaker likely pronounce with a glottal stop?
Computer
Elephant
All
Bottle
30s - Q7
Which of these is NOT a feature of traditional Cockney that influenced Estuary English?
Dropping the "h"
Glottal stops
Rolling the "r" sound
30s - Q8
Which of these words is often replaced with "mate" in Estuary English?
Enemy
Friend
Teacher
Stranger
30s - Q9
This is Estuary Accent?
truefalseTrue or False30s
