The O in stop has a short I sound, as in stock and drop.
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The word has a short O sound, to rhyme with shop and stop.
The short vowel is the O, which has the O vowel sound as in cop and stop. The Y has a long E vowel sound.
No. It has a short O sound as in slop and shop. It also rhymes with cop and mop.
stop is short o
Yes. The word knock (nok) has a short O (aah) sound as in dock and clock. The short O is seen in words such as hot and stop.
The word has a short O sound, to rhyme with shop and stop.
The short vowel is the O, which has the O vowel sound as in cop and stop. The Y has a long E vowel sound.
Yes, it has the short O vowel sound, as in rob, clock, and drop.
No. The O in shop has the short O sound as in stop. The long vowel is heard in the word show.
No. It has a short O sound as in slop and shop. It also rhymes with cop and mop.
No. It has a short O sound as in slop and shop. It also rhymes with cop and mop.
stop is short o
Yes. The word knock (nok) has a short O (aah) sound as in dock and clock. The short O is seen in words such as hot and stop.
No. The silent E gives "pope" a long O sound, to rhyme with cope and hope. Pop has a short O (aah) sound, to rhyme with the words cop and stop.
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No, it has a short O sound (ah). It rhymes with cop, hop, and stop.
The word donkey has two pronunciations, one with a "dunk" sound and one with a "donk" sound.The dunk version rhymes with monkey and has the short U vowel sound, as in the words but, hut, done, ton, sun, and bus.The donk version rhymes with honky and wonky, and has a short O sound, as in the words con, bond, job, and stop.