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[@nguyenchicuong3000]

1. Dropped ‘T’: just, don’t, most, passed 2. Glottal T: it, It’s 3. Intrusive ‘w’: do it 4. Intrusive ‘j’: my exams 5. Linking: live in, trip over 6. Assimilation: in Berlin 7. Devoicing ‘r’: tr

[@chahdrony7613]

1- Jus(t) do(w) it = elision of t + intrusion of w . 2- It's the mos(t) common= dropped t. 3- They live i(m) Berlin= assimilation of the m sound . 4- Don't trip over = dropped t in don't+ catenation in ''tri pover". 5-I passed my exams= dropped d in passed + intrusion of j in my j exam .

[@aymanabunabboot7295]

1. There is an intrusive (w) sound between the words do it. 2.dropped t 3. Regressive assimilation /in Berlin. 4.linking and coallesence 5. Here we have a dropped t because the Ed is pronounced like t and t between two consononts is dropped.

[@MrA41644]

There is a dropped t in sentence 1 also. The ‘t’ in ‘just’ is not pronounced.

[@hideakiyamamoto8272]

1. Just (elision/ dropped T) do (linking/ to add W-sound between do and it) it. 2. It's the most (elision/ dropped T) common. 3. They LIVE IN (elision/ the last E sound is lost. assimilation/ LIVE''s ɪ sound changes to Berlin's ə schwa sound) Berlin. 4. Don't trip (linking) over. 5. I passed (assimilation/ɑ changes to exam's æ sound. elision/the last d is lot) my exams.

[@ebtesamelsayed782]

1. elision in jus and linking with w vowel to vowel. 2.elision in mos 3. assimilation in livmberlin 4. tri pover 5. pass edmy "tmy"

[@PatiBAdministradora]

Flap T and D

[@Savioami]

1.jus doWit 2.its the mos common 3. They li vin berlin 4.don dri pover 5. I passed mai yexams

[@curiouscathkirk]

1 elision no t