bought, boat, bird

bought - /bɔːt/

boat - /boʊt/

bird - /bɝːd/

 

• She bought a birdcage and admired it while sitting on her friend’s boat.
• The fisherman bought bait to attract a bird that often perched on his boat.
• They bought a guidebook to identify a rare bird they saw from the deck of the boat.
• I bought binoculars to watch the bird colony nesting near the harbor where the boat was docked.
• He bought a toy bird for his child, who played with it on the family’s small fishing boat.
• We bought sandwiches to enjoy on the boat as we watched a bird circle above the lake.
• She bought a painting of a bird and hung it in the cabin of her houseboat.
• He bought tickets for a bird-watching tour that included a ride on a glass-bottom boat.
• The sailor bought a wooden carving of a bird to decorate his vintage boat.
• They bought a new boat after seeing a bird dive gracefully into the sea nearby.

Pronunciation:

    • Bought: /bɔːt/ - past tense of "buy," meaning to purchase something.

    • Boat: /boʊt/ - a watercraft used for traveling on water.

    • Bird: /bɝːd/ - a feathered animal capable of flight, often known for singing or chirping.