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The vowel /ʌ/ is known as the short U sound in British English. It is a central, relaxed vowel produced with the mouth slightly open and the tongue resting low and in the centre of the mouth. 👇 Key Features Short sound (not lengthened) Relaxed jaw and tongue Central vowel (tongue not forward or back) 🔹 Common Spellings for /ʌ/ Even though the sound is /ʌ/, the spelling may vary: -u cup /kʌp/ -o son /sʌn/ -ou young /jʌŋ/ -o worry /ˈwʌri/ -oo flood /flʌd 🔹 Examples of Words with /ʌ/ Here are co

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