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The document discusses strong and weak syllables from a phonetic perspective. Weak syllables typically have reduced vowels like schwa, or close front or back vowels. They may also contain syllabic consonants. Specifically: 1) Weak syllables often contain the reduced vowel schwa, spelled with letters like "a" and "ar". 2) Other reduced vowels in weak syllables include close front vowels like "i" and close back vowels like "u". 3) Syllabic consonants are also common in weak syllables, especially syllabic

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Naney Ans

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