1. The K(g),P(b) follows the similar rules
2. The medial T
   1. the T is the beginning of a stressed syllable: the T is pronounced to be T Samples : Italian, ATOMIC , Momento
   2. the T is the beginning of a not-stressed sylable and there is a stress syllable before it: The T is reduced to be a tapped D sound Samples : BETTER, SISTER, GREATER, HITTER
   3. "T" falls after a vowel and before an "L." The "D" sound does not explode off the teeth but opens directly into the throat for the "L." Samples: CATTLE, RATTLE, BATTLE, BOTTLE, SETTLE
   4. The same thing happens when the "T" falls after an "N" and before a vowel sound. Samples: CENTER, RENTER, GRANTED
3. The ending T
   1. Normally it will not pronounced Samples: Cat, Hit
   2. If it is in a consonant cluster, it will be pronounced but not exploded (right there at the gum ridge) Sample : INSIST, CAST, SHIFT, LIFT, ACT, RESPECT, SLEPT, KEPT
   3. If the final T is followed by an vowel, then it will be pronounced as D Samples: DINNER AT EIGHT
4. The initial T
   1. Pronounced as "T" Samples : Ticket