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consonants, Fricatives, alveopalatal, fully distributed - Coggle Diagram

- - - - impossible to occur initially
    - - k is always pronounced
    - - \g\ only pronounced if the word can't be divided into two morphemes. ex, finger, anger
        
        exception!
        comparative always pronounced due to it being treated as a single morpheme. ex, longer
      - can't be pronounced at the end of the morpheme. ex, sing, bang
- - - - They must be made with the same articulators to classify them as affricates. Ex, kf in breakfast is not an affricate
- - - - phonetically It's a voiceless vowel with the quality of the vowel that follows it.
        phonologically It's a consonant.
      - It's only prevocalic, which means only occuring before a vowel.
      - highly affected by coarticulation.
- - - - Most of those who pronounce them in the BBC pronunciation do it with rounded lips.
        
        The passage of the air is a little wider than
        s, z
      - doesn't occur initially
        
        exception! names and the word genre, which is originally French but used in English literature
  - - - have a little or no voice
    - - must have voice