sink, think

sink - /sɪŋk/

think - /θɪŋk/

    

• I think the dishes are still in the sink waiting to be washed.
• Don’t let your hopes sink just because others think it’s a difficult challenge.
• If you think the boat might sink, wear a life jacket as a precaution.
• Do you think the sink in the kitchen needs replacing?
• I think I accidentally left the sponge in the sink.
• If you think carefully, you’ll realize why the heavy object began to sink.
• When I think about it, the sink has been leaking for weeks now.
• They didn’t think twice before letting the anchor sink into the ocean.
• I think the plumber fixed the leak under the sink this morning.
• Before you let your spirits sink, think about all the progress you’ve made.

Pronunciation:

    • Sink: /sɪŋk/ - 1) to go down below the surface (e.g., water), or 2) a fixture in a kitchen/bathroom for washing.

    • Think: /θɪŋk/ - to ponder, consider, or have an opinion.