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R controlled vowels

Mar 9, 2014 | Pronunciation Training, Spelling rules and pronunciation, Strategies to improve your speaking, Stress in words and sentences

When a word contains a vowel plus an R, then the vowel is controlled by the R.  The vowel may be a static ER or a movement ER (ARE, AIR, OR, IRE, EAR).  This happens in these words:

Start:  S-T-ARE-T

Beer:  B-EAR

Fire:  F-IRE

Four:  F-OR

Care:  C-AIR

Fir:  F-ER

Hurt:  H-ER-T

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