Sentences with ISOGLOSS
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"The isogloss separating the pronunciation of 'cot' and 'caught' runs along the Ohio River."
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"The isogloss between the two dialects is known as the 'Appalachian divide.'"
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"An isogloss may represent a boundary between two distinct language features."
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"There is an isogloss in this region that marks the difference in vocabulary usage."
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"The map shows the distribution of the isogloss for the pronunciation of 'r' in the word 'car.'"
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"The isogloss separating the pronunciation of 'aunt' and 'ant' is known as the 'aunt-ant line.'"
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"The Great Lakes region marks the boundary for an isogloss in the pronunciation of 'bag' and 'beg.'"
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"The isogloss for the word 'you all' in the southern United States extends up to the Mason-Dixon line."
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"The isogloss for the word 'pop' to describe carbonated beverages extends across the Midwest."
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"The isogloss for the term 'hoagie' referring to a type of sandwich is found in the Philadelphia area."
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"The isogloss separating the use of 'soda' and 'pop' runs diagonally across the United States."
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"An isogloss represents a line on a map that separates different linguistic features."
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"The isogloss for the pronunciation of 'th' as 't' is found in some Southern dialects."
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"The isogloss between the two dialects is referred to as the 'Midland line.'"
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"The distribution of the isogloss depends on historical and social factors."
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"The isogloss between the two dialects is easily noticeable."
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"There is an isogloss that separates the northern and southern accents."
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"The isogloss can help determine the origins of a particular word."
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"An isogloss can indicate the boundary of a linguistic feature."
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"The isogloss marks the transition from one dialect to another."
