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The termsoriginatedin studies of the [ [ Great Vowel Shift
the onecausedthe Great Vowel Shift in
These factors allcontributedto The Great Vowel Shift
Nasalizationmay causea vowel 's articulation to shift
someone here knowscausedthe Great Vowel Shift
The current pronunciationresultedfrom the Great Vowel Shift
No one knows for certaincausedthe Great Vowel Shift
does that mean someone here knowscausedthe Great Vowel Shift
Ooh , does that mean someone here knowscausedthe Great Vowel Shift
the vowel systemresultedin the vowel shift from a to e
by the following vowel i ( or e(passive) caused byvowel change
by Grimm(passive) also discovered bysecond consonant shift
by the root vowel(passive) influenced byVowel change
Canadian French has a more nasal intonationleadingto a shift in vowel sounds
by partial assimilation(passive) caused bya change of vowel
by another(passive) caused byvowel sound
Womenare leadingthe vowel shift
// , consonants can also be palatalizedcausingsome vowels to shift
consonants can also be palatalizedcausingsome vowels to shift
some vowels unique to Hajong phonologyis ... leadingto a vowel shift
the letter r(passive) influenced bythe vowel sounds
a namecomposed exclusivelyof vowel sounds
Hajong phonologyis ... leadingto a vowel shift
by stress domination within words and phrases(passive) caused bylow - level vowel shifts
the nasal consonantcausednasalization of the vowel
by the " r " sound(passive) caused bythe vowel shifts
by partial assimilation to the following vowel(passive) caused byvowel
by the following accented vowel(passive) influenced byvowel
perfectly normal sound changes(passive) set bythat vowel
by the presence of a former vowel(passive) caused byvowel
Englishcausingthe vowel Vowel
the textcomposedof vowel
the Greek alphabet(passive) influenced byvowel
that occurs in some varieties of Englishcausingthe vowel Vowel
in the i in mineresultedin the i in mine
in the i in mineresultedin the i in mine
to long vowel sounds being raised and diphthongizedledto long vowel sounds being raised and diphthongized
usualdiscoveredusual
alsoinfluencedalso
usualdesignedusual
in a form of modern Englishresultedin a form of modern English
alsoinfluencedalso
vowels to be raised in a higher position in the mouthcausedvowels to be raised in a higher position in the mouth
in the i in mine ... for example ... changing from a pure vowelresultedin the i in mine ... for example ... changing from a pure vowel
to change the pronunciationcausedto change the pronunciation
in the i in mine ... for exampleresultedin the i in mine ... for example
that vowel to become the diphthongcausedthat vowel to become the diphthong
other things(passive) strongly influenced byother things
to the pronunciation of vowelsledto the pronunciation of vowels
in the i in mine ... for example ... changing from a pure vowel to a diphthongresultedin the i in mine ... for example ... changing from a pure vowel to a diphthong
in the i in mine ... for example ... changing from a pure vowel to a diphthongresultedin the i in mine ... for example ... changing from a pure vowel to a diphthong
in the i in mineresultedin the i in mine
in the i in mineresultedin the i in mine
to Early Modern Englishleadingto Early Modern English
in " i " in " mine " changing from a pure vowel to a diphthongresultedin " i " in " mine " changing from a pure vowel to a diphthong
vowels to be pronounced in a much shorter formcausedvowels to be pronounced in a much shorter form
in diphthongsresultedin diphthongs
the following effectscausedthe following effects
of more than one vowelare composedof more than one vowel
confusioncan ... causeconfusion
no language in them(passive) was ... composedno language in them
vowel raising beforeinfluencesvowel raising before
problemscausesproblems
to RP MOUTH ( Luick , 1896 , Untersuchungen zur Englischen Lautgeschichte , and Jespersen , 1909 , A Modern English Grammarleadingto RP MOUTH ( Luick , 1896 , Untersuchungen zur Englischen Lautgeschichte , and Jespersen , 1909 , A Modern English Grammar
from the vibration of your vocal foldsoriginatefrom the vibration of your vocal folds
in fronting ( ) and even subsequent delabialization of andresultingin fronting ( ) and even subsequent delabialization of and
in fronting ( [ y ] ) and even subsequent delabialization of /u/resultingin fronting ( [ y ] ) and even subsequent delabialization of /u/
from English [ originatingfrom English [
difficultiescausesdifficulties
your larynxwill causeyour larynx
it to be confusable with /o:/ , which contains a higher degree of nasality due to the openness of the vowelmay causeit to be confusable with /o:/ , which contains a higher degree of nasality due to the openness of the vowel
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