Sentences with SCHWA
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"The word 'schwa' is pronounced with the vowel sound /ə/."
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"In the word 'ahead', the middle vowel sound is a schwa."
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"The schwa is the most common vowel sound in the English language."
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"Many unstressed syllables in English contain a schwa sound."
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"The letter 'e' in the word 'taken' is pronounced as a schwa."
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"In the word 'sofa', the final vowel sound is a schwa."
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"The schwa sound can be found in words like 'ago', 'enough', and 'bother'."
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"In some dialects, the schwa sound is common in words like 'banana' and 'comedy'."
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"The schwa sound occurs frequently in function words such as articles and pronouns."
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"In connected speech, it is common for certain vowel sounds to become schwa sounds."
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"The schwa sound in English is often described as a 'neutral' or 'lazy' vowel sound."
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"Linguists use the term 'schwa' to refer to the unstressed mid-central vowel sound."
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"The schwa sound is also known as the 'schwee' or 'uh' sound."
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"The schwa sound is commonly used in spoken English but is often not represented in writing."
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"In some accents, the schwa sound can replace the 'r' sound in words like 'better' and 'water'."
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"The schwa sound is a feature of many English dialects, including American, British, and Australian."
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"In poetry and song lyrics, the schwa sound is often used to fit words into a specific meter or rhythm."
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"The schwa sound is one of the most versatile and common sounds in the English language."
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"The schwa sound is often found in unstressed syllables."
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"In the word 'banana', the second syllable is pronounced with a schwa."
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"English has many words that contain schwas, such as 'about' and 'sofa'."
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"The schwa is represented by an upside-down 'e' in the International Phonetic Alphabet."
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"The word 'schwa' is derived from the Hebrew term for 'reduced vowel'."
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"Linguists study the occurrence and distribution of schwa in different languages."
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"In some dialects, the schwa sound can replace other vowels in certain words."
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"A schwa can sometimes make a word difficult to spell, as in 'pencil'."
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"The schwa is considered a neutral vowel because it lacks strong articulation."
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"When pronounced quickly, the schwa can sound like a quick 'uh' or 'uh-uh' sound."
