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1)
[kæp] – voiceless(fortis), [kæb] – voiced(lenis)
[ded] – front, , mid-narrow, unrounded, short
[dæd] – front, low-broad,

2)
I can’t eat butter. –there are no features of any dialect.

3)
formal approach

4)
t was a- prehead , pleasure to- high head , meet you- nuclear head , sir - tale

5)
[ɪmˈprɒbəbl] – recessive (root 1/2syllable)
[ˌɪnstɪˈtjuːʃən] – Rhythmical (double stress)

6)
[ˈsləʊə] –slue-e
[‘hedeɪk] – hed-eik

7)
[əˈsli:p] – recessive
[,jʊərəˈpi:ən] – rhythmical

8)
[ˈgəʊ---ə] – bcs er
[ˈɔ:tnt] – stress syllable can’t be open ,nt forms another syllable .

9)
A little bit of bread with a little bit of butter. –
ockney there are a lot of glottal stops (inst of p t k btw vowel), interdental are changed into f v d.

10)

It’s ‘not /as ‘difficult /as I ‘thought. Semantic approach

11)
[sin] – alveolar (coronal, arterior, continuant, strident)
[θɪn] – dental (coronal, arterior, continuant)
[ˈslɪp] [ˈsli:p] – front-retracted/fully front, high-BROAD/high-NARROW, unrounded, short&lax/long&tense.

12)
The girl put hot cup on the table. – Scottish pronunciation [er], northern dialect U instead of ^, e: instead of ei

13)
‘Rein-fall division of compound words,
each part is pronounced separately, doesn’t influence on each other. Division between 2 consonants.
‘Pi-ti vcv , one vowel = one syllable

14)
[əˈweɪk] – Recessive
[rɪˌspɒnsəˈbɪləti] - rhythmical