Assimilation with /j/ - Connected Speech
In this video, you will learn about assimilation with /j/. There are four cases where assimilation occurs with the sound /j/, they are /d/ + /j/, /t/ + /j/, /s/ + /j/, and /z/ + /j/. Assimilation is not vital to your own speech, but it is useful to know in order to help with your listening comprehension.
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