例句與造句

1. Note that the " r " in " car " would usually be pronounced in this case, because the following word begins with a vowel ( see linking R below ).
2. Varieties that feature linking R but not intrusive R ( that is, " tuna oil " is pronounced ), show a clear phonemic distinction between words with and without in the syllable coda.
3. A non-rhotic speaker usually still pronounces the in the continuously spoken phrase " butte " r a " nd jam " ( the linking R ), since in this case the is followed by a vowel.
4. "' Linking R "'and "'intrusive R "'are sandhi or " linking " phenomena involving the appearance of the rhotic consonant ( which normally corresponds to the letter ) between two consecutive morphemes where it would not normally be pronounced.
5. Sandhi phenomena may also indicate a speaker's awareness of the presence of an / h /  for example, some speakers might say " a edge " ( rather than " an edge " ) for " a hedge ", and might omit the linking R before an initial vowel resulting from a dropped H.
6. It's difficult to find linking r in a sentence. 用linking r造句挺難的
7. Bohm and other physicists, including Valentini, view the Born rule linking R to the probability density function \ rho = R ^ 2 \ quad as representing not a basic law, but rather as constituting a result of a system having reached " quantum equilibrium " during the course of the time development under the Schr鰀inger equation.
8. Recordings of U . S . President Franklin D . Roosevelt, who came from a privileged New York City family and was educated at Linking R " appears in Roosevelt's delivery of the words " The only thing we have to fear is fear itself "; compare also Roosevelt's delivery of the words " naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan ".
9. The Boston accent possesses both linking R and intrusive R : That is to say, a will not be lost at the end of a word if the next word begins with a vowel, and indeed a will be inserted after a word ending with a central or low vowel if the next word begins with a vowel : " the tuner is " and " the tuna is " are both.