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Does clue have a short vowel sound?

The word "clue" has a short vowel sound.

Here's why:

* The vowel "u" is followed by a consonant ("e"). This typically indicates a short vowel sound.

* The "e" at the end of the word is silent. This is a common pattern for short vowel sounds in English.

Therefore, the vowel sound in "clue" is the same as the "u" in "cup" or "but", which is a short vowel sound.

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