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Weak vowels and weak forms

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Weak vowels and weak forms

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Weak vowels and weak forms

ByPaul Carley, Inger M. Mees, Beverley Collins

BookEnglish Phonetics and Pronunciation Practice

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Edition 1st Edition

First Published 2017

Imprint Routledge

Pages 17

eBook ISBN 9781315163949

ABSTRACT

A small set of vowels (see Figure 8.1), known as the weak vowels, predominate in unstressed syllables:

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