Practice pronunciation and minimal pairs

Practice Sentences

• It's really too late to wait.
• What's the lowdown on the raw fish law?
• After a week, I think these leeks reek.
• Would she sue the zoo?
• The crew didn't' have a clue.
• If we flee, we'll be free.
• Did Blake break the plate?
• Did Susan feel fear when she saw one more mole?
• The hail got in my hair.
• The meal was a mere five dollars.
• There were very many berries in the valley.
• There's a ban on putting fans in a van.
• There was a lot of pressure to measure the major explosion.
• Put the sheet on the seat before you sit on it.
• The frog would leap from one leaf to another .
• Most of you must bowl with the red ball.
• She won't want to walk there.
• I wish she wasn't a witch.
• The big cap is a simple symbol.
• I only have half of the fee.
• Please sit in the soft seat.
• We hissed as we watched the conclusion.      
• We ditched the party and washed our car.

Minimal pairs

beat – bit - Pete – pit rice - rise ride – lied - wide fall – far class - clash seat – sheet won't - want though - dough band - bend

reach - rich - leech - which zoo – Jew - shoe - chew - sue very – berry – fairy – Perry major - measure thing – think thin – sin – shin bone – born low - law - row - raw liter - litter