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You must be fronting

100

'flap'

flæp

200

'beet'

bit

300

'fence'

fɛns

400

'written'

rɪtən

500

'indicative'

ɪndɪkətəv

Let me hear that thong-diphthong

100

'rain'

reɪn

200

'flight'

flaɪt

300

'coke'

koʊk

400

'bounce'

baʊns

500

'oyster'

ɔɪstər

Pluralize me captain!

100

'shark'

sharks /s/

200

'box'

boxes /əz/

300

'face'

faces /əz/

400

woman

women /wɪmən/

500

'mouse'

'mice'

Sound of context

100

way / weigh

weɪ 

direction or route

measure heaviness

200

hi / high

haɪ

greeting

located up

300

Heel / heal

hil

back of foot

medical recovery

400

It's / its

ɪts

it is 

belonging to it

500

They're / there / their

ðɜr

they are

location

belonging to them

Confounding pronouns

100

Referring to yourself as the subject in a sentence, uses this word. As in, "____ went to the store with my friends."

I

200

Referring to a female as a subject of a sentence uses this word. As in, "It's true that _____ always does well on exams."

she

300

Referring to yourself as the direct object or object of a preposition in a sentence uses this word. As in, "My grandmother gave ___ a new shirt!"

me

400

Use this word to indicate male possession in a sentence. As in, "____ roommate snored very loudly."

his

500

Use this word to describe a male in the place of an object of a preposition or direct object. As in "I gave the book to ____"

him