Identify the articulatory differences (if any) between the actual English and Polish sounds represented by the bold and highlighted letters in the word pair below. Treat each word as pronounced in isolation. Choose the single best answer.
English: h oo k
Polish: h u k

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Identify the articulatory differences (if any) between the actual English and Polish sounds represented by the  bold and highlighted  letters in the word pair below. Treat each word as pronounced in isolation. Choose the  single  best answer. 
 English: h oo k 
 Polish: h u k

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the English sound is a close-mid back centralized (GenAm) or central (GenBrit) rounded vowel; the Polish sound is a close back centralized rounded vowel

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the English sound is a close back centralized (GenAm) or central (GenBrit) rounded (slightly long) vowel; the Polish sound is a close-mid back rounded vowel

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the English sound is a close-mid back centralized (GenAm) or central (GenBrit) rounded vowel; the Polish sound is a close back rounded vowel

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the English sound is a close back centralized (GenAm) or central (GenBrit) rounded (slightly long) vowel; the Polish sound is a close back rounded vowel

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