5th Vowel Sound: AW , as in "saw" or "yawn" | American English Pronunciation & Ear Training Course
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Today we move from the front vowels to the back vowel AW (note that the "W" is silent)! We'll discuss how to make this sound, the common spelling patterns it uses, and look at some example words. This is one of the most important videos in the entire course for spelling patterns, so don't miss it!
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