Pronunciation - long /ɪ/ and short/i:/ sounds - FLASHCARDS ONLY
practice the pronunciation of minimal pairs with the long /ɪ/ and short /i:/ sounds
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Bid. He put a bid on the painting. | Bead. The girl is wearing a bead necklace. |
Bin. Put the trash in that bin. | Bean. I want to buy a bean bag. |
Bit. Just wait a little bit. | Beat. You beat me in that chess game. |
Bitch. A headache can be a bitch. | Beach. We're going to the beach tomorrow. |
Chick. A young chicken is called a chick. | Cheek. She kissed him on his cheek. |
Chip. These plates chip really easily. | Cheap. These plates are really cheap. |
Chip. I need a new chip for my cell phone. | Cheap. These shoes are really cheap. |
Chit. I wasn't interested in his chit chat. | Cheat. I've heard you cheat on your wife. |
Did. What did you do? | Deed. I've finished writing the deed. |
Dip. What kind of dip are you preparing? | Deep. Take a deep breath. |
Fill. Could you fill out this form, please? | Feel. I don't feel so well today. |
Fist. He pounded his fist on the table. | Feast. We're are having a feast for our silver wedding. |
Fit. He's always very fit. | Feet. My feet hurt. |
Gin. Would you like to drink some gin? | Gene. Specific research is being done on gene therapy. |
Grid. That's a metal grid. | Greed. He let his greed get the best of him. |
Grin. “Agreed,” he said with a grin. | Green. These leaves are so green. |
Hid. He hid his identity for years. | Heed. We must take heed of the suggestions. |
Hill. They were climbing a steep hill. | He’ll. He'll call you, for sure! |
Hip. One of his hands brushed her hip lightly. | Heap. There's a heap of dirty dishes in the sink. |
His. She is a friend of his. | He’s. He's one of my best friends. |
Hit. He hit the jackpot! | Heat. I can't stand this heat. |
Ill. I think she is really ill. | Eel. Have you ever eaten eel? |
Is. I know what it is. | Ease. Jane is totally at ease. |
It. What is it? | Eat. Are you going to eat it? |
Itch. He had an itch on his back. | Each. I have a gift for each one of you. |
Kip. He's going to kip. (British English - informal = sleep) | Keep. Can you keep a secret? |
Knit. I'd like to learn to knit. | Neat. Your office is so neat. |
Lick. Sammy gave his fingers a long lick. | Leak. I think there's a leak in the bathroom. |
Lid. Put a lid on that pot. | Lead. She's going to lead the negotiations. |
Lip. She bit her lower lip. | Leap. What is a February leap year? |
Mill. My grandfather had a coffee mill. | Meal. Are you ready for your meal? |
Mitt. We recommend using an oven mitt. | Meet. What time should we meet? |
Pick. I'll pick you up at seven. | Peek. Let me take a peek. |
Pill. I need to take my pill. | Peel. Can you peel this orange for me, please? |
Pip. This orange has no pip at all. | Peep. Jonathan took a peep at his watch. |
Piss. The dog took a piss on the carpet. | Peace. I need my peace of mind. |
Pitch. This room is pitch black. | Peach. Would you like a peach? |
Risen. Apartment prices have risen so much lately. | Reason. There's no reason for you to be upset. |
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Ship. They will come by ship. | She has many sheep in her farm. |
Sick. Are you feeling sick? | Seek. I need to seek a new job. |
Sill. She put a vase with flowers on the window sill. | Seal. You need to seal the envelope. |
Sim. I bought a Sim video game. | Seem. You seem bothered with something. |
Sin. It's not a sin to wish for a new car. | Scene. Please, don't make a scene! |
Sit. Why don't you sit down? | Seat. Please, have a seat. |
Skim. It took me an hour to skim the book. | Scheme. That's an evil scheme. |
Slip. Careful! You can slip and fall. | Sleep. I need eight hours of sleep every night. |
Still. You need to stay still. | Steal. I think that guy is stealing your car. |
Till. It won't be long now till our wedding day. | Teal. My favorite color is teal. |
Tin. Albert got the cookies out of the tin. | Teen. She'll be a teen next year. |
BID | BEAD |
BIN | BEAN |
BIT | BEAT |
BITCH | BEACH |
CHICK | CHEEK |
CHIP | CHEAP |
CHIT | CHEAT |
DID | DEED |
DIP | DEEP |
FILL | FEEL |
FIST | FEAST |
FIT | FEET |
GIN | GENE |
GRID | GREED |
GRIN | GREEN |
HID | HEED |
HILL | HE'LL - HEEL - HEAL |
HIP | HEAP |
HIS | HE'S |
HIT | HEAT |
ILL | EEL |
IS | EASE |
IT | EAT |
ITCH | EACH |
KIP | KEEP |
KNIT | NEAT |
LICK | LEAK |
LID | LEAD |
LIP | LEAP |
MILL | MEAL |
MITT | MEET - MEAT |
PICK | PEAK |
PILL | PEEL |
PIP | PEEP |
PISS | PEACE |
PITCH | PEACH |
RISEN | REASON |
SHIP | SHEEP |
SICK | SEEK |
SILL | SEAL |
SIM | SEEM |
SIN | SCENE |
SIT | SEAT |
SKIM | SCHEME |
SLIP | SLEEP |
STILL | STEEL - STEAL |
TILL | TEAL |
TIN | TEEN |