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regulated by the Scottish Vowel Length Rule (SVLR)PRICE FLEECE DRESS FACE TRAP/BATH FOOT/GOOSE MOUTH →phonetically long in some environments and short in other environments.MONOPHTHONGSFACE and GOAT monophthongal→Scottish, Northern EnglishCONSONANTST-tapping
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