Sentences with POSTVOCALIC
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"English has various postvocalic r sounds, such as in the word 'car'"
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"In some dialects, postvocalic /r/ is pronounced as a slight schwa sound"
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"The word 'better' has a postvocalic 't' sound in American English"
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"The /g/ sound in the word 'sing' is a postvocalic consonant"
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"In Spanish, the letter 's' is often a postvocalic sound"
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"In Mandarin Chinese, the 'n' sound in 'ren' is postvocalic"
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"Old English had many postvocalic consonant clusters"
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"In some accents, the 'l' sound in 'bottle' is postvocalic"
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"The word 'list' has a postvocalic 's' sound in many dialects"
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"In the word 'last', the 't' is a postvocalic consonant."
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"English has several postvocalic consonants, such as 'l', 'r', and 's'."
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"The pronunciation of 'past' and 'passed' differ due to the postvocalic 't'."
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"The postvocalic 's' in 'dogs' is pronounced as /z/."
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"Some languages have strict rules for postvocalic consonant clusters."
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"The word 'last' has a postvocalic cluster of /st/."
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"In Spanish, the letter 'd' often becomes postvocalic /ð/."
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"The word 'table' has a postvocalic /b/ sound."
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"The postvocalic 'n' in 'pen' is pronounced as a nasal sound."
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"The postvocalic 'm' in 'some' is silent in most accents."
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"In some dialects, postvocalic 'l' sounds can become vocalic."
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"Languages differ in their restrictions on postvocalic clusters."
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"The word 'test' has a postvocalic /s/ sound."
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"In English, postvocalic /r/ can be pronounced as a tap or a trill."
