hat, head, heard

hat - /hæt/

head - /hɛd/

heard - /hɜrd/

• I put the hat on my head and heard someone call my name from across the street.
• She heard the news, grabbed her hat, and rushed out with her head held high.
• I heard a noise above, so I lifted my head and took off my hat to listen more carefully.
• After I heard the weather report, I decided to wear a hat to protect my head from the sun.
• He heard a loud bang, so he quickly pulled his hat down over his head and ran outside.
• I had just placed my hat on my head when I heard the doorbell ring.
• She heard her friend’s voice and turned her head, adjusting her hat as she walked over.
• When I heard the announcement, I removed my hat and bowed my head in respect.
• I heard the wind pick up, so I secured my hat tightly on my head before stepping outside.
• As soon as I heard the commotion, I threw on my hat and ducked my head out the window to see what was going on.