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This document discusses the two kinds of vowels in English - short vowels and long vowels. Short vowels include the vowel sounds in words like "but", "cat", "bed", "sit", and "top", while long vowels are extended vowel sounds. The document provides examples of words containing short vowels as an introduction to the topic of phonetic vowels in English.
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