How to Distinguish: Look at the word's spelling and context: Some patterns can help, but not always. For instance, "ow" after "l" or "r" tends to make the "ou" sound (e.g., "flower," "brown"). However, there are exceptions, so don't rely solely on this rule. Listen and i...
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make it with /ou/ like in ouch. (The crazy thing is that /ou/ also makes the /oo/ sound like in soup.) But the other way to make the /ow/ sound, and our focus today, is with an ow like in crown or owl. So what rule or generalization can we make for these two vowel ...