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    The document provides a list of words containing the short i sound to practice, including minimal word pairs to distinguish similar sounds such as "it" and "eat". It also includes example sentences using some of the words to further practice the short i pronunciation in context.

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    It – Bit –Sit

    Practicing American Short i

    Practice words with short i: sit it bit live lick six itch rich chip grin

    Practice minimal pairs and sentences:

    Eat – it
    Can you look for it?

    Beat – bit
    The dog bit the mailman.

    Seat – sit
    He will sit in the chair.

    Leave – live
    Do you live in San Jose?

    Leak – lick
    He can lick the ice cream cone.

    Seeks – six
    I will go on holiday for six days.

    Each – itch
    You scratch an itch.

    Reach – rich
    The president is rich.

    Cheap – chip
    The furniture has a chip in it.

    Green – grin
    A grin is a kind of smile.

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