Vowels /vaʊlz/

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Round In most English accents, back vowels and [u] are produced with rounded lips. /u, ʊ, ɒ, ɔ/ e.g. “cooed, could, cod, cord” Languages tend to prefer back vowels to be rounded and front vowels to be unrounded but there are exceptions e.g. French: front rounded vowels [y] Japanese back unrounded vowels [ɯ] Dr Felicity Cox 14
Length long heed, who’d, heard, hoard, hard short hid, hood, head, hod, had, hub English short vowels don’t occur in open syllables (syllables that end in a vowel). Dr Felicity Cox 15
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Vowels /vaʊlz/

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