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BW2/3

#236161 Wed, 14 Jun 06 11:44 PM
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B ir d
V er b
Does the above vowels pronounce the same?
Thank You
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Orpheus

#236188 Thu, 15 Jun 06 02:12 AM
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CalifJim

#236672 Fri, 16 Jun 06 07:24 AM
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Yes. er, ir, and ur followed by a consonant or at the end of a word are all pronounced the same.
term, bird, turn, her, sir, fur
verb, shirt, hurt, verse, dirge, curve
ear followed by a consonant (but not at the end of a word) is also pronounced the same as those above.
learn, heard, search, rehearse, pearl
Except: beard (as if beerd), heart (as if hart), hearth ( as if harth)
our followed by a consonant has the same pronunciation in only a few words.
journal, journalist, adjourn, adjournment, tourney, tournament, courtesy, courteous
CJ
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BW2/3

#237944 Tue, 20 Jun 06 02:22 AM
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Thank You
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