Equivalents
ee as in feet
ea as in beam
ei as in receive
i as in police
ie as in field
Phonetic Symbol, i
pe, te, ke, be, de, ge eth, ez, el, em, en, eng
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each |
peel |
field |
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east |
bead |
veal |
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eager |
mean |
thief |
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easy |
meet |
thee |
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Easter |
wheel |
teamster |
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evening |
weed |
dealer |
- I believe he has no sweet pea seeds.
- In the evening Lena reads to Delia.
- The chief will lead his people into the deep ravine.
- Did Edith feed the three greedy geese?
- The reapers in the wheat field feel the heat.
- Hear the pewee call ' Pe-ah-whee, pee-wee.'
- Eva is eating sweetmeat on the beach beside the sea.
- The sheep were feeding on the steep hill by the cedar
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neat |
seal |
keenly |
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need |
zeal |
geese |
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niece |
zebra |
queen |
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leave |
sheaf |
heal |
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least |
cheap |
heed |
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reach |
genius |
heap |
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seem |
yield |
green |
- We greeted the team with cheers.
- The queen bee feeds on sweet honey.
- Jean eats peas, beans, and beets.
- Mrs. Reed and E li will meet us at three.
- Celia's scat seems to lean toward the east.
- Mrs. Lee's niece made cream cheese for tea.
- The queen said, '' Weets to the sweet. ' '
- Will Leon see the weaver on Beaver Street?
- Peter treated Ethan, Theodore, and me to peach ice- cream.
- The bleak breeze will freeze the tender green leaves on the trees.
- In the evening we will sail down the stream between the green banks.
- The police found the queer machine and the intrigue was revealed.
- 'Creeping where no life is seen. A rare old plant is the ivy green.'
- "It is not growing like a tree. In bulk doth make man better be.''
- " Still cheerily the chickadee, Singeth to me on fence and tree'.
