tea, tie

tea - /tiː/

tie - /taɪ/

• He spilled his tea while trying to fix his crooked tie.
• Before the meeting, she sipped her tea and adjusted her tie in the mirror.
• The tea party ended early when his tie got caught in the door.
• He ordered green tea at the café while deciding which tie to wear for the wedding.
• The wind was so strong that it blew his tie into his cup of tea.
• She bought a patterned tie for her dad and a box of herbal tea for herself.
• During the picnic, they had iced tea, and he used his tie as a napkin.
• He loosened his tie and poured himself a cup of tea after a long day at work.
• The waiter complimented his stylish tie while serving the freshly brewed tea.
• She wrapped the gift box with a bow tie and included a selection of exotic teas inside.

Pronunciation Note:

    • Tea: /tiː/ — Refers to the beverage made by steeping leaves, or the plant itself.

    • Tie: /taɪ/ — Refers to a necktie or the act of fastening something.