Language analysis course: connected speech

The usual transcription of too is:
1. /tuː/
2. /tə/
3. /tɔː/
In ask for more the middle word would be transcribed as:
1. /fuː/
2. /fə/
3. /fɔː/
We will usually pronounce the 'n' in ten bits as:
1. /n/
2. /m/
3. /p/
The word been is often pronounced in normal speech to rhyme with:
1. team
2. tin
3. beam
The usual way to say What does he do? in rapid speech is as:
1. What's he do?
2. What has he do?
3. What'd he do?
'd is the contraction of:
1. had and would
2. did
3. did not
The full form of You shouldn't've is:
1. You should not have
2. You should have
3. You would not have