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/tʃɪp/noun
A small broken piece of something, or a thin fried slice of potato.
This plate has a chip on the edge.
/tʃɪp/noun
A small broken piece of something, or a thin fried slice of potato.
Same short vowel as ship.
/wɜːrk/verb
To do a job.
I have to work late again tonight.
/wɜːrk/verb
To do a job.
The R colours the vowel. Nothing here sounds like walk.
/tʃiːp/adjective
Costing little money.
The hotel was cheap and surprisingly clean.
/tʃiːp/adjective
Costing little money.
Long vowel, like sheep. Saying it short turns it into chip.
/ʃiːp/noun
A farm animal kept for its wool and its meat.
There were sheep all over the road this morning.
/ʃiːp/noun
A farm animal kept for its wool and its meat.
The vowel is held twice as long as in ship. Length is the only clue.
/fɪl/verb
To put enough into something to make it full.
Could you fill this bottle with cold water?
/fɪl/verb
To put enough into something to make it full.
Short vowel, and the L arrives quickly.
/suːp/noun
A hot liquid food you eat with a spoon.
The soup arrived before we had finished ordering.
/suːp/noun
A hot liquid food you eat with a spoon.
One steady vowel, no slide. That is the whole difference from soap.
/soʊp/noun
What you wash with.
There is no soap left in the bathroom.
/soʊp/noun
What you wash with.
The vowel slides from O towards U inside one syllable.
/ʃɪp/noun
A large boat that carries people or goods across the sea.
The ship leaves from the other side of the port.
/ʃɪp/noun
A large boat that carries people or goods across the sea.
Short and clipped. Let it end almost before it starts.
/fiːl/verb
To notice something through your body or your emotions.
I feel much better than I did yesterday.
/fiːl/verb
To notice something through your body or your emotions.
Long vowel before the L. Most speakers cut it short and land on fill.
/wɔːk/verb
To move on your feet at a normal speed.
We can walk there from here quite easily.
/wɔːk/verb
To move on your feet at a normal speed.
The L is silent, and the vowel is the one in more.
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