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    1) The letter O followed by a consonant and e is pronounced /oʊ/ as in phone, home, alone, except in some words like some and money. 2) An O between two consonants is often pronounced /ɒ/ as in sorry, box, hot. 3) Combinations of ol or oa between consonants are usually pronounced /oʊ/ as in told, mole, coal.

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    1) The letter O followed by a consonant and e is pronounced /oʊ/ as in phone, home, alone, except in some words like some and money. 2) An O between two consonants is often pronounced /ɒ/ as in sorry, box, hot. 3) Combinations of ol or oa between consonants are usually pronounced /oʊ/ as in told, mole, coal.

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    Pronunciation O

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    1) The letter O followed by a consonant and e is pronounced /oʊ/ as in phone, home, alone, except in some words like some and money. 2) An O between two consonants is often pronounced /ɒ/ as in sorry, box, hot. 3) Combinations of ol or oa between consonants are usually pronounced /oʊ/ as in told, mole, coal.

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    Pronunciation (O):

    1) O + consonant + e is /oʊ/
    phone.
    home.
    alone.
    bone.
    note.
    Exceptions:
    some, money
    2) The letter (O) between two or
    several consonant is often

    sorry.
    box.
    hot.
    rock.
    dog.
    lock.
    not.
    Exceptions: worry – worm
    3) The letters (ol, oa) between
    consonant are usually /oʊ/

    told
    mole
    coal
    stroll
    road
    boat
    goal
    control.
    4) The letter (or) between 2
    consonants are usually for
    airport.
    storm.
    score.
    port.
    sport.
    form.
    Exceptions: work, world
    There are more example for
    mobile - tomato- potato
    local - global - broken - radio
    though - although - won't - don't.
    go - no. (do,to are exceptions)

    Example:
    I broke my mobile at home while listening
    to the radio and cooking potatoes and
    tomatoes, I won't do that again.

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