bunch, bench

bunch - /bʌntʃ/

bench - /bɛntʃ/

• A bunch of people sat on the bench by the park, enjoying the sunny day.
• I saw a bunch of kids running around the bench in the playground.
• He placed a bunch of books on the bench before sitting down to relax.
• She left a bunch of flowers on the bench in front of the church.
• The coach asked the players on the bench to cheer for the team after a tough game.
• A bunch of old magazines were stacked neatly on the bench in the waiting room.
• They put a bunch of groceries on the bench while they prepared dinner.
• A bunch of tourists sat on the bench, taking photos of the famous landmark.
• After the hike, we rested on a bench with a bunch of snacks to enjoy.
• He gathered a bunch of leaves and placed them on the bench to admire their colors.

Pronunciation:

    • Bunch: /bʌntʃ/ - a group or collection of things that are tied or gathered together (e.g., a bunch of grapes).

    • Bench: /bɛntʃ/ - a long seat for multiple people, often found in public spaces, parks, or courts.