Do you know the difference? S K words in American English: 🔍 Seek - to search for something 😜 Sike - slang used to trick someone or say “just kidding” 🤒 Sick - ill or not healthy 🔎 Sook - past tense of seek ❤️ Sake - a reason or purpose for doing something 💧 Soak - to make something very wet 🧦 Sock - clothing worn on the foot 🎒 Sack - a large bag 🥤 Suck - to pull something in with the mouth #learnativenglish

When all but one sound is the same for two words, this is called a minimal pair. Can you pronounce each of these minimal pairs using the correct vowel sound? Hint: If you can’t hear the difference, you are probably pronouncing it wrong 🤎 Follow for more pronunciation tips! #learnativenglish

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