Sentences with BACK-VOWEL
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"The word 'goat' contains a back vowel sound."
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"In the word 'pot', the 'o' represents a back vowel."
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"Some languages have more back vowel sounds than others."
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"The back vowel 'u' can be pronounced differently in different languages."
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"The English word 'dog' has a back vowel in its pronunciation."
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"In the word 'cup', the 'u' is a back vowel."
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"Certain accents may modify the pronunciation of back vowels."
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"The back vowels 'a' and 'o' are common in the German language."
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"The word 'book' contains a back vowel sound."
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"The word 'lot' contains a back vowel."
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"In English, the sound /ÉË/ in 'thought' is a back vowel."
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"The back vowel /Ê/ can be heard in the word 'put'."
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"The back vowel in 'caught' is pronounced as /ÉË/."
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"The word 'dog' has a back vowel as its second sound."
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"In 'book', the /Ê/ sound is a back vowel."
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"The back vowel in 'father' is represented by /ÉË/."
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"The sound /oÊ/ in 'boat' is a back vowel."
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"'Could' contains a back vowel as its second sound."
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"In English, the /Éɪ/ sound in 'boy' is considered a back vowel."
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"The word 'hot' has a back vowel represented by /É/."
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"The vowel sound /Ê/ in 'cut' is classified as a back vowel."
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"When saying the word 'luck', the /Ê/ sound is a back vowel."
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"The back vowel /ÉË/ is present in the word 'burn'."
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"'Shook' contains a back vowel represented by /Ê/."
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"The sound /aÊ/ in the word 'house' is considered a back vowel."
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"In English, 'put' has a back vowel sound represented by /Ê/."
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"The word 'love' contains a back vowel as its last sound."
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"The back vowel /ÉËr/ can be heard in the word 'more'."
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"The /ÉË/ sound in the word 'barn' is classified as a back vowel."
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"The sound /ɔ/ in the word 'dog' is a back vowel."
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"The English language has several back vowels, such as /ɔ/ (as in 'dog') and /ʌ/ (as in 'cut')."
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"In phonetics, the distinction between front and back vowels is based on the position of the tongue during pronunciation."
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"The back vowel /ɑː/ is commonly found in words like 'car' and 'start'."
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"The back vowels in English are often referred to as 'dark' vowels due to their quality."
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"When pronouncing a back vowel, the back of the tongue is closer to the velum than the front of the tongue."
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"The vowel sound in the word 'caught' is a back vowel, represented by /ɔː/ in phonetic transcription."
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"Some languages, such as German and Arabic, have more back vowels than English."
