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    The document describes three lip positions for producing different vowel sounds: rounded, where the corners of the lips are brought together and pushed forward as seen in the vowel [u]; spread, with the corners moved apart like a smile as seen in [i]; and neutral, where the lips are neither rounded nor spread seen in the hesitating noise "er".

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    The document describes three lip positions for producing different vowel sounds: rounded, where the corners of the lips are brought together and pushed forward as seen in the vowel [u]; spread, with the corners moved apart like a smile as seen in [i]; and neutral, where the lips are neither rounded nor spread seen in the hesitating noise "er".

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    i) Rounded, where the corners of the lips are brought towards each other and the

    lips pushed forwards. This is most clearly seen in cardinal vowel no. 8 [u].

    ii) Spread, with the corners of the lips moved away from each other, as for a smile.
    This is most clearly seen in cardinal vowel no. 1 [i].

    iii) Neutral, where the lips are not noticeably rounded or spread. The noise most
    English people make when they are hesitating (written er5) has neutral lip position.

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