cop, cup

cop - /kɑp/

cup - /kʌp/

• The cop handed me a ticket while I was holding my cup of coffee.
• I spilled my cup of tea, and the cop kindly helped me clean it up.
• The cop watched as I drank from my cup, making sure I wasn’t breaking any laws.
• She was nervous, holding her cup of soup while the cop asked questions.
• I’m going to buy a new cup from the store, but first, I need to speak with the cop.
• The cop pulled over the car while the driver sipped from his cup of water.
• I saw a cop in the park while sitting on a bench with my cup of ice cream.
• The cop stopped by the coffee shop, and I accidentally knocked over my cup.
• As the cop patrolled the street, he saw someone drop a cup of coins.
• She didn’t see the cop approaching while she was busy drinking from her cup.

Pronunciation and Meaning:

    • Cop: /kɑp/ - refers to a police officer, or the informal term for a police officer. The "o" is pronounced like the "a" in "father."

    • Cup: /kʌp/ - refers to a small, typically round container used for drinking.