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Vowels. Principles of classification

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The internal description of vowels explains how vowel sounds are produced in the mouth. Vowels are described according to several principles. The first principle is the position of the tongue in the mouth: front, central, and back vowels.

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The internal description of vowels explains how vowel sounds are produced in the mouth. Vowels are described according to several principles. The first principle is the position of the tongue in the mouth: front, central, and back vowels.

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What is a vowel sound?

2

Which organ mainly determines the classification of vowels?

3

According to tongue height, vowels are classified into:

4

Which of the following is a front vowel?

5

What does vowel length refer to?

6

Which vowels are produced with rounded lips?

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According to the part of the tongue raised, vowels are classified into:

8

Which vowel is a back vowel?

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Which of the following is an open vowel?

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What is the main principle used in vowel classification?

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