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Does pine have a short vowel or long vowel?

"Pine" has a long vowel sound.

Here's why:

* Spelling: The "i" in "pine" is followed by a silent "e". This is a common pattern in English that indicates a long vowel sound.

* Pronunciation: The "i" in "pine" makes a long "i" sound, as in "time" or "wine".

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