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The document discusses word stress patterns in English. It notes that most English words are either one syllable or stressed on the first syllable. It then provides examples of vowel sounds represented by graphemes like 'aw' and 'oh' with words like call/saw and rose/though/clothes demonstrating the different sounds.

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ˈ Kay ˈ sage ˈ BA rack Oˈ BA ma ˈ BEN jamin Disˈ RAE li

ˌen ig ˈMA tic (-IC words are stressed before the IC DemoCRAtic CRITic rePUBlic)

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1. ˈ CON se ˌ quen tly

2. ˌ re pre ˈ SEN ted

3. co ˌ in ci ˈ DEN tal

4. ˈIM ag ery ˈIM age /ˈɪmɪdʒ/

5. ˈ Kay ˈ sage ˈ BA rack Oˈ BA ma ˈ BEN jamin Disˈ RAE li

6. ˌen ig ˈMA tic (-IC words are stressed before the IC DemoCRAtic CRITic rePUBlic)

7. ˈ AR chi ˌ tec ture

8. ˈSYM bo ˌlize

9. ˈ COM mun ˌ ism

10.

11. OR

12. Stressed on the first syllable

13. 'aw' versus 'oh' /Ɔ/ (call) Saw Thought Cause Audience Author law /o/ əʊ oʊ (rose) So Though Clothes Oral Oath low

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