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					<description><![CDATA[I&#039;m confused:

Guideline 7: If e is at the end of a word, the vowel in the same word becomes long. This is a basic rule taught to young children and is sometimes called Magic E: ..., deviate, magistrate.
I pronounce them:
    Deviate-- E: long, IA: long E
    Magistrate-- A: short, I: short, A: long

Or are all the vowels pronounced with the LONG sound like in METHANE in Britain (both long) vs. America (short/long)?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;m confused:</p>
<p>Guideline 7: If e is at the end of a word, the vowel in the same word becomes long. This is a basic rule taught to young children and is sometimes called Magic E: &#8230;, deviate, magistrate.<br />
I pronounce them:<br />
    Deviate&#8211; E: long, IA: long E<br />
    Magistrate&#8211; A: short, I: short, A: long</p>
<p>Or are all the vowels pronounced with the LONG sound like in METHANE in Britain (both long) vs. America (short/long)?</p>
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