Why -og Words Do Not All Sound the Same
The article explains regional and national variation in pronouncing -og words like cog dog frog hog log and discusses three groups based on preferred vowel sounds ah and aw. It notes standard American usage allows both, cites dictionary inconsistencies, and critiques some dictionaries for uniform ah pronunciations.
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