How to distinguish long sounds from short sounds in words

1, when vowels are at the end of stressed syllables or form a syllable alone, long vowels take a long time to pronounce, such as:

He's just so-so.

2. When vowels are in front of consonants and there is a silent vowel e behind a single word, vowels sound very long. For example:

Cloak cloak, bite, rose, rise, test tube

3. When the vowel is in front of one or several consonants and there is no vowel E behind a single word, the vowel is short and the pronunciation time of the short vowel is short, such as:

Mat, egg, lick, Niu Niu, Sun Sun.

Extended data:

Word parsing:

First of all, so

1, pronunciation: English? 【s？ ] beautiful? [So? ]?

2. Translation:

adv？ Then; In this way; such

Adjective? Really; very

Pronouns? such

conj。 ? Therefore; So; so that

He sympathizes with a man who has suffered so much.

He sympathized with the man who had suffered so much.

Second, the cape

1, pronunciation: English? [ke? P] beautiful? [ke? p]？

2. translation: cape; shawl

Rudolph is bypassing a desolate and dangerous cape.

Rudolph is bypassing a desolate and steep cape.

Third, Ross

1, pronunciation: English? 【r？ Z] beautiful? 【ro？ z]？

2. Translation:

Noun (short for noun)? Roses; rose

Adjective? Rose color; rose

He picked a rose for his lover.

He picked a rose for his lover.

Fourth, a summer mat?

1, pronunciation: English? 【m？ T] beautiful? 【m？ t]？

2. Translation:

Noun (short for noun)? Mat; cushion

Verb (short for verb)? Weaving; Assembly; Lay a cushion on ... ...

There are some dirty clothes on the mat.

There are some clods on the mat.

Verb (short for verb) egg

1, pronunciation: English? [eɡ] Is it beautiful? [? ɡ]?

2. Translation:

Noun (short for noun)? Eggs; Eggs; Egg shape

Transitive verbs? Cover with eggs; Throw eggs at ... ...

This egg is hidden in the tall grass.

The eggs are hidden in the tall grass.

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