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- Unstressed Vowel Sounds I
Unstressed Vowels are letters that are not easy to hear in a word. The unstressed vowel is the little ‘uh’ sound we say in weak syllables, like the er in WATer, the‘ar’ in LIar, the or in TRACtor, or the a in CHIna.
Unstressed syllables all sound the same, no matter how they are spelt and they are usually represented by the vowel sound schwa which looks like this /ә/.
Consider the following examples:
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