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CONSONANT ( a ) The sounds of speech are classified into consonants and vowels . ... The first are VOWELS ; and Sweet's definition of vowel is this , “ A vowel may be defined as voice ( forced breath ) modified by some definite ...
CONSONANT ( a ) The sounds of speech are classified into consonants and vowels . ... The first are VOWELS ; and Sweet's definition of vowel is this , “ A vowel may be defined as voice ( forced breath ) modified by some definite ...
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SILENT OR MUTE “ E ” is still retained in English spelling : 1. to indicate that the preceding vowel is long ( contrast , win and påst with wine and pāste ) ; 2. to indicate that u is the consonant , not the vowel .
SILENT OR MUTE “ E ” is still retained in English spelling : 1. to indicate that the preceding vowel is long ( contrast , win and påst with wine and pāste ) ; 2. to indicate that u is the consonant , not the vowel .
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In “ A 8 g shadow lowered on the fields ” lowered has the vowel of now ; in Lower the flag ” lower has the vowel of so . Many efforts have been made to bring about the adoption of a more rational way of representing the sounds of our ...
In “ A 8 g shadow lowered on the fields ” lowered has the vowel of now ; in Lower the flag ” lower has the vowel of so . Many efforts have been made to bring about the adoption of a more rational way of representing the sounds of our ...
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