Identify the articulatory differences (if any) between the actual Polish and English sounds represented by the bold and highlighted letters in the word pairs below. Choose the single best answer. English: k ee n
Polish: k i n

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Identify the articulatory differences (if any) between the actual Polish and English sounds represented by the bold and highlighted letters in the word pairs below. Choose the  single  best answer. English: k ee n 
 Polish: k i n

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both sounds are front close unrounded vowels; the English vowel might be a bit longer.

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both sounds are front close unrounded vowels; the English vowel is at least twice as long.

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both sounds are front close rounded vowels; the English vowel might be a bit longer.

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both sounds are close unrounded vowels; the English vowel is front, the Polish vowel is front centralized.

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