slip, sleep

slip - /slɪp/

sleep - /sliːp/

• Be careful not to slip on the ice when you're tired and need to sleep.
• He tried to sleep early, but he had a bad slip and hurt his ankle.
• She might slip if she's too sleepy to watch her step.
• After the long hike, I almost slipped on the trail and couldn’t wait to sleep in a warm bed.
• Don’t let the opportunity slip away; get some sleep and make a decision in the morning.
• If you don’t sleep well tonight, you might slip during tomorrow’s presentation.
• I slipped on the wet floor because I hadn’t had enough sleep.
• He tried to stay awake but felt his mind slip into sleep during the lecture.
• The baby could slip out of the crib if you don’t make sure they’re safely asleep.
• After a restless sleep, she almost slipped while getting out of bed.

Key Differences:

    • Slip (to lose your footing or balance and slide unintentionally): /slɪp/

    • Sleep (to rest in a state of unconsciousness): /sliːp/