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Is acorn a long A vowel word?
No, "acorn" does not have a long A vowel sound.
The vowel sound in "acorn" is a short A sound, similar to the sound in "cat" or "hat."
How do you say hi in bannock?
What is another name for a Japanese singalong?
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What are compound words with week?
Does the word prune have a long vowel sound?
What does the idiom silver-tongued mean?
Is squabble a synonym or an antonym for argue?
How do you say of course in frennch?
Are break and think examples of irregular verbs?
Does Chin have a short or long vowel sound?
Does skin have a long vowel sound?
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