peek, peak, pick

peek - /piːk/

peak - /piːk/

pick - /pɪk/

• I took a quick peek at the mountain’s peak before deciding to pick the best trail to hike.
• At the peak of the concert, I managed to sneak a peek at the performer while trying to pick the right moment to leave.
• She climbed to the peak of the hill to peek at the view and pick a spot for the picnic.
• I’ll pick a book for you to read if you promise not to peek at the ending until you reach the peak of the story.
• As we approached the peak, I couldn’t resist taking a peek through the window while my friend stopped to pick a flower.
• He gave a quick peek at the chart showing the company’s peak performance before trying to pick the best investment option.
• I peeked at the mountain’s snowy peak and realized I needed to pick warmer clothes for the hike.
• The climbers reached the peak of the mountain, where they could finally peek at the sunrise and pick their next destination.
• After a quick peek at the top of the hill, I decided to pick the path that leads to the highest peak.
• She let me peek inside the box before we reached the peak of the hill and told me to pick my favorite item.

Key Differences:

    • Peek (a quick glance): /piːk/

    • Peak (the top or highest point): /piːk/

    • Pick (to choose or select): /pɪk/