Avery and Ehrlich (1992) claim that

Avery and Ehrlich (1992) claim that the sound pattern of the learner’s first language is transferred into the second
language and is likely to cause foreign accents. The mispronunciations of words by nonnative speakers reflect the
influence of the sounds, rules, stress, and intonation of their native language. For example, nonnative speakers’
production of English rhythm was investigated in several studies (Wenk, 1985; Machizuki-Sudo, Kiritani, 1991).

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Avery and Ehrlich (1992nd) claim that the First Sound Pattern of the learner's language is transferred Into the second
language and is likely to Cause Second Accents. Words of the mispronunciations by nonnative Speakers Reflect the
influence of the sounds, Rules, Stress, and intonation of their Native language. For example, nonnative Speakers'
Production of English was investigated in several Rhythm Studies (Wenk, 1,985th; Machizuki-Sudo, Kiritani, 1 991).