Welcome to the practice page for /ʊ/ vowel (as in ‘Foot’) in General American English (GenAm).

/ʊ/ Words

Put	Look	Took	Good	Should
Cook	Crook	Pull	Hoof	Hood
Book	Nook	Could	Woof	Books
Hooked	Wood	Full	Bull	Stood
Soot	Bush	Shook	Would	Wool

/ʊ/ Phrases- Repeated Occurrence

Look good	Cook book	Full bush
Could pull	Put hook	Wolf hoof
Shook foot	Nook crook	Cooked wood
Butch looked	Took rook	Push-pull
Would should	Bull wool	Brook soot

/ʊ/ Phrases- Single Occurrence

Put here	Look down	Good enough	The hook	Hurt foot
Cook dinner	The crook	Horse hoof	Cook lunch	Read book
Streaming brook	Little nook	Running bull	Push hard	Rook card
Hooked fish	Wood barrel	Should we	Car hood	Stood up
Fire soot	Itchy wool	Could you	Took one	Gray wolf

/ʊ/ Sentences- Repeated Occurrence

The cookbook is full of good recipes	The book nook looks good
I like pizza cooked over wood without soot	Put the fish hook in the brook
Don’t think about would’ve, should’ve, could’ve	The bull and woof stood in the grass
The crook took the rook from the chessboard	I have a bull wool sock on my foot
I shook my foot when it got wet in the brook	Push the hook up and then pull the door closed

/ʊ/ Sentences- Single Occurrence

Are you on Facebook	He’s like a bull in a china shop
What does it look like	Put the dirty dishes in the sink
Would you want to grab lunch	I cooked dinner for my roommate
I don’t really like to cook	The condo has a cute little nook
The wreck really shook me up	The rook is a chess piece