SACE Stage 2 Hungarian (continuers) Practice Questions - SACE Stage 2 Hungarian (continuers) External Assessment Exam

Which statement correctly describes the behavior of 'neutral vowels' (i, í, é) in Hungarian stem harmony?

Neutral vowels always force front-vowel suffixes regardless of preceding vowels. Neutral vowels can never appear in words that take back-vowel suffixes. Neutral vowels automatically convert back vowels into front vowels. In mixed-vowel roots where a back vowel precedes neutral vowels (e.g. kávé), back-vowel suffixes are generally selected (kávéban).

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In mixed-vowel roots where a back vowel precedes neutral vowels (e.g. kávé), back-vowel suffixes are generally selected (kávéban).

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