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The words which differ only in one phoneme is:

ASyllable

BStress

CWord accent

DMinimal pairs

Answer:

D. Minimal pairs

Read Explanation:

The words which differ only in one phoneme
➡ These are called minimal pairs.
➡ Minimal pairs are pairs of words where a single sound (phoneme) difference changes the meaning.
➡ Example:

  • bat /bæt/ vs pat /pæt/ → differ only in the initial phoneme /b/ vs /p/

  • ship /ʃɪp/ vs sheep /ʃiːp/ → differ only in the vowel phoneme /ɪ/ vs /iː/


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