know, gnaw

know - /noʊ/

gnaw - /nɔː/

• I know you want to gnaw on that bone, but it's not yours.
• She knows it’s time to gnaw the food, but she’s still trying to decide.
• They know the dog will gnaw on anything left out overnight.
• He didn’t know what to do when the dog started to gnaw on his shoes.
• I know how much you want to gnaw on that stick, but it's getting late.
• The dog can gnaw for hours, but you know it never seems to get enough.
• I didn’t know the squirrel would gnaw through the wire, but it did.
• You know gnawing on your nails is a bad habit, right?
• They know the wood will eventually gnaw away after years of wear.
• I know you’re hungry, but gnawing on that rock won’t help.

• Know: /noʊ/ - знать (глагол), быть осведомленным о чем-либо

"k" не произносится,  "o" произносится с долгим звуком /oʊ/, как в словах "go" и "show".

• Gnaw: /nɔː/ (in American English, /nɑː/) - грызть

"g" не произносится, "aw" произносится со звуком /ɔː/ , как в словах "law" и "saw".

gnaw - грызть