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Do O in "not" and that in "hot" have the same sound?
And How about O in "Now"?
And How about O in "Now"?
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Yes it sounds the same for "not" and "hot" because they are both followed by a "t". They rhyme. But, it sounds different compared to how you pronounce is in "now", because of the "w" after it.
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And also, A in hawk has that same sound?
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Ah no, just "hot" and "not" have the same sound. Hawk has the same sound as "talk"
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