thaw, so, saw

thaw - /θɔː/

so - /soʊ/

saw - /sɔː/ 

• I saw the snow beginning to thaw, so I decided to go for a walk.
• The ice will thaw soon, so we can finally cross the river like I saw in the movie.
• I saw a huge block of ice, and I wondered how long it would take to thaw, so I decided to wait.
• She saw the snow melting and thought it would thaw quickly, so she grabbed her jacket.
• The snow began to thaw, so I saw people walking outside in lighter clothes.
• I saw the frozen pond and wondered how long it would take to thaw, so I kept an eye on it.
• We saw the temperature rise, so we knew the ice would thaw by the end of the day.
• I saw a snowman by the lake, and soon after, the sun began to thaw the snow, so it started to melt.
• As soon as I saw the ice on the lake, I knew it would thaw soon, so I stayed away from the water.
• I saw the sun come out, and it made the snow thaw quickly, so we went for a hike.

Pronunciation Differences:

    • Thaw: /θɔː/ – The "th" sound is pronounced like the "th" in "think" or "thanks," and the "aw" sounds like the "aw" in "law".

    • So: /soʊ/ – The "o" sounds like the long "o" in "go".

    • Saw: /sɔː/ (in American English, it can be pronounced /sɑː/ in some regions) – The "aw" is pronounced like the "aw" in "law".

thaw - таять

melt - плавиться