grate, great

grate - /ɡreɪt/

great - /ɡreɪt/

• It would be great if you could grate some cheese for the pasta.
• She didn’t expect the metal grate to be in such great condition.
• He stepped over the street grate and said, "What a great day!"
• The chef thinks it’s great when students learn how to grate ingredients properly.
• The heat rising from the floor grate made the room feel great.
• It’s not great to grate your knuckles when preparing vegetables.
• They talked about their great vacation while standing next to the old furnace grate.
• The new grate in the fireplace looked great after cleaning.
• It’s great that you learned to grate carrots so finely.
• She lost her bracelet through the storm grate, which didn’t make her feel great.

• grate - /ɡreɪt/ - решетка, колосниковая решетка, камин, тереть, раздражать, скрипеть, скрежетать.
• great - /ɡreɪt/ - великий, отличный прекрасный замечательный великолепный классный превосходный чудесный. 

Оба слова grate и great рифмуются со словами: ate, gate, late, fate, wait/weight, mate, straight, state.

Звук / g /

Звук / r /

Звук / r / после звонких и глухих согласных

Звук / eı /

Английские дифтонги: /eɪ/ - секреты произношения [Youtube - PhoneticFanatic]

Гортанная смычка в английском (Glottal Stop & Glottal T) [Youtube - PhoneticFanatic]