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In American English pronunciation, V is a vibrating sound. Make an F sound, but hold the teeth by the lower lip and let it vibrate. You should feel slight heat on your lip as you practice holding out the sound. Keep your mouth/jaw relaxed. Make sure to pronounce V in the middle or at the end of words. W is a the sound you make on your lips. Your lips start in an O shape, move in and then move outward. In American English, V and F are similar, yet opposite. V vibrates and F does not. We have no interchange between V and W spellings and sounds. They are separate, distinct sounds. |
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V
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W
sounds |
Silent
v or w |
Video |
Video |
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Above |
Always |
Answer |
Cover |
Between |
Draw |
Develop |
Flower |
Grow |
Drive |
Power |
Know |
Even |
Wait |
Low |
Ever |
Walk |
Own |
Gave |
Want |
Saw |
Give |
War |
Show |
Govern |
Warm |
Slow |
Have |
Watch |
Snow |
Ivy |
Water |
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Leave |
Way |
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Live |
We |
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Love |
Web |
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Move |
Weight |
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Never |
Well |
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River |
Went |
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Serve |
Were |
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Several |
West |
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Travel |
What |
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Van |
Wheel |
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Very |
When |
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Vest |
Where |
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Vine |
Which |
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Voice |
While |
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Vote |
White |
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Vowel |
Why |
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Will |
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Wind |
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Wing |
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With |
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Woman |
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Women |
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Wonder |
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Wood |
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Word |
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World |
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Would |
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