One /a/ or Two?: Observing a Phonemic Split in Progress in the Southwest of England

Caroline Piercy

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Caroline Piercy* While the distinct status of /a / (TRAP) and /ɑː / (BATH) is not in doubt in the standard accents of England or in those of the heavily populated southeast, and while the North of England does not make such a distinction at all, the status of these vowels in the southwest is very much disputed. In

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