it, eat

it - /ɪt/

eat - /iːt/

• I’ll eat the sandwich if you don’t want it.
• Did you eat the last slice, or should I save it?
• She didn’t eat the dessert because it looked too sweet.
• If you don’t eat it soon, it will get cold.
• They told me to eat it quickly before it melts.
• Please eat it carefully; it’s very spicy!
• I couldn’t eat it all because it was too much food.
• He tried to eat it quietly so no one would hear.
• If you eat it too fast, it might give you a stomach ache.
• I didn’t eat it yesterday, so I’ll have it for lunch today.

Key Differences:

    • It (a pronoun): /ɪt/, with a short "i" sound as in "sit".

    • Eat (to consume food): /iːt/, with a long "ee" sound as in "see".

In these sentences, it has a shorter "i" sound, while eat has a longer "ee" sound.