A Transatlantic Cross-Dialectal Comparison of Non-Prevocalic /r/

Caroline Piercy

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Caroline Piercy* Non-prevocalic /r / use “is generally considered one of the major features distinguishing varieties of the English speaking world ” (Schneider 2004:1126); it refers to the presence or absence of /r / in non-prevocalic environments, for example, Star Wars as either (1) where non-prevocalic /r / is

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