Similar but Diffetent words part 2

Certainly! Here's a list of 30 minimal pairs for your EFL class: 1. bin - pin 2. ship - sheep 3. tough - tuff 4. bite - white 5. chair - share 6. fit - feet 7. hot - hat 8. late - let 9. lock - lack 10. rich - reach 11. net - not 12. shut - shot 13. caught - court 14. bad - bed 15. cane - cave 16. code - coat 17. dense - dent 18. pen - pan 19. fine - vine 20. fawn - phone 21. goat - coat 22. grade - grave 23. hall - haul 24. heart - hard 25. hoot - hut 26. hold - cold 27. home - comb 28. loan - long 29. mew - new 30. pool - pull These minimal pairs feature words that sound similar but have different meanings, which can be a great way to help your EFL students practice distinguishing between similar sounds in English.

Sure, here's a simple quiz incorporating the minimal pairs: 1. I put my keys in the \_\_\_\_\_ (pin/bin) on the wall. 2. The fisherman caught a big \_\_\_\_\_ (fish/ship) in his net. 3. The hikers walked on a rocky, \_\_\_\_\_ (tough/tuff) trail. 4. I like to \_\_\_\_\_ (bite/white) into a crisp, juicy apple. 5. The \_\_\_\_\_ (chair/share) in the corner is my favorite place to read. 6. My new \_\_\_\_\_ (fit/feet) are very comfortable. 7. It's too \_\_\_\_\_ (hot/hat) outside to play football. 8. Don't \_\_\_\_\_ (late/let) me down! 9. I need to \_\_\_\_\_ (lock/lack) the door before I leave.