What are the representative words of A, E, I, O, U and closed syllables? (3 each)

The letter e is pronounced regularly in stressed syllables. Pronounced as [i:] in the opening syllable, such as He [hi:] and these [[ti: [Z[]. Pronounced [e] in closed syllables, such as bed[bed], [:] in -R syllables, such as her[h[:], and [re] syllables.

Pronunciation law of the letter I in stressed syllables: pronounced as [ai] in open syllables, such as hi [hai] and like [laik], and pronounced as [i] in closed sounds, such as it [it].

The pronunciation of the letter O is regular. The first syllable is pronounced as [[u], no[n[u], note[n[ut], and the last syllable is pronounced as [C], not [nCt].