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-PROGRESSIVE:  features spread forward in time.
-/n/ becomes /g/ after /k/ or /g/ - Knowledge
-/n/ becomes /m/ after /p/ or /b/ - up and down.

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-No primarie stress
-Before "r" it can reduced
-Final Position
-Before and after stops
-Before nasal sounds
-Before and after lateral and fricatives

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VOWEL + VOWEL:
Be + on time
Pay + up
Grow + up
CONSONANT + VOWEL:
Stop + it
Back + out
Pass + out
CONSONANT + CONSONANT:
Epidemic + cholera
VOWEL + SEMIVOWEL:
Be + yourself
Say + yes
Blue + water

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The reverse of gemination is the process in which a long consonant is reduced to a short one. This is called degemination.
-Example: Will let

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A process by which group of words are connected together within the same phrase or sentence

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Vowels in unstressed syllables become shwa or similar short lax vowel.
For example:

/ə/ pizza /'pitsə/, banana /bə'nanə/, among /ə'mʌŋ/

/ɪ/ specific /spɪ'sɪfɪk/, define /dɪ'faɪne/, defeat /dɪ'fit/

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Segment becomes like another usually adjacent segment, in voicing. Example: "ata" - "ada"

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Is a sound change where a voiceless consonant becomes voiced due to the influence of its phonological environment.
For example:
-belief - believe

-life - live

-proof - prove

-strife - strive

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Stops become fricatives, usually between vowels, example "ata - asa"

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A sound, usually before a /j/ glide but often before a high front vowel, is moved closer to the palat: Miss you - mishu.

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Is the production of a sound while the velum is lowered, so that some air escapes through the nose during the production of the sound by the mouth.

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A voiced  becomes voiceless. Usually nothing else changes as in "vote" "fote"

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Process by which a sound

present in the phonemic form is removed from the phonetic form in certain environments:
‘probably’ →[prabli]

‘suppose’→[spowz]

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Consonant harmony refers to the assimilation of one consonant to another .

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Two similar neighbouring consonants are reduced to one single consonant, as in "i

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A segment, vowel or consonant, becomes double long like the /s/ in the phrase "Miss Sandy"

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Happens when a spoken consonant is pronounced for an audibly longer period of time than a short consonant.
-Example: More rice

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It is defined as the elimination of a syllable when two consecutive identical or similar syllables occur

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Phonological distinctions are reduced in a particular environment. Segments that contrast in one environment, have the same representation in the environment of neutralization. Like the two vowels in "bate"

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Inserting segment into a word.
For example:
Prince (=prints)[s]→[ts]

Athlete (= athelete) [T]→[T]

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Omission of a segment. It could be:
-Apharesis: Deletion of first segment of a word.
-Syncope: Deletion of segment from the middle of a word or end of the syllable.
-Apocope: Deletion of last segment of a word (final).

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-REGRESSIVE: features

spread  backward  in

time.
-/t/ becomes /p/ before /m/, /b/ or /p/
-/d/ becomes /b/ before /m/, /b/ or /p/ - Find me.
-/n/ becomes /m/ before /m/, /b/ or /p/ - Ten men.
-/t/ becomes /k/ before /k/, /g/ - That cat.
-/d/ becomes /g/ before /k/, /g/ - Find Carla.
-/n/ becomes /ŋ/ before /k/, /g/ - King
-/s/ becomes /ʃ/ before /s/, /j/ - This ship.
-/z/ becomes /3/ before /ʃ/, /j/ - Bless you.
-/θ/ becomes /s/ before /s/ - Fourth Summer.

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Is a phonological process where a phone becomes similar to a nearby

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Phonological processes are the patterns that people use to simplify speech