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Error Pattern of English Rising Diphthongs of Chinese EFL Learners: A Syllable‐Coda Context Perspective

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By Pan Pan, Wang Jiaying, WU Xiaojing
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1 Introduction The study of individual speech sounds, known as segmental studies, has always been a popular topic in the field of English as a foreign language (EFL) pronunciation research (Demir and Kartal 2022). Segmental sounds have been proven to influence speaking clarity (Tasko and Greilick 2010), and they are with high communicative value for second-language communication and native-like pronunciation (Suzukida and Saito 2021; Saito 2021).
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