ship, sheep

ship - /ʃɪp/

sheep - /ʃiːp/

• The ship sailed past a field of grazing sheep.
• He loaded the sheep onto the ship for transport to the island.
• They spotted a flock of sheep from the deck of the ship.
• As the ship approached the shore, they saw sheep scattered on the hills.
• The farmer had to send his sheep on a cargo ship to another country.
• The sound of the ship's horn startled the sheep in the distance.
• Sheep were herded onto the ship for their long journey across the sea.
• From the ship, they could barely make out the small, white sheep on the cliffs.
• The ship docked, and the crew helped unload the sheep safely.
• They watched the sheep grazing peacefully as the ship sailed away from the harbor.

Key Differences:

    • Ship (a large boat or vessel): /ʃɪp/

    • Sheep (a domesticated animal): /ʃiːp/

make out - manage with some difficulty to see or hear someone or something