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For me, /d/. "roh". Row rhymes with "now" only when it means "argument". It's rarely used in that sense in American English.
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Don't try to transcribe individual words if they occur in context. You should aim to transcribe the whole utterance. The final '-ed' of finished is pronounced as /d/ in this context. In sentence 2, row is pronounced to rhyme with 'know' and 'grow'.
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