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

/a/ Words

Got	Stop	Shop	Drop	Top
Lot	Hot	Yacht	Spot	Lock
Swan	Want	Swap	Sock	Shot
Drop	Pop	Stock	Knot	Slot
Honk	Clock	Rot	Cot	Lodge

/a/ Phrases- Repeated Occurrence

Socks drop	Not stop	Stops jog	Want laws	Tot cot
Lock dock	Chop shop	Blot spot	Top knots	Dot dots
Crop plots	Swap prop	Slop job	Swaps props	Hot trot
Got mop	Stocks drop	Swan flock	Fog grogg	Not lot
Shock Scott	Mop spots	Clocks tock	Watt knot	Block hops

/a/ Phrases- Single Occurrence

Got it	Little tot	The hog	Fast jog	New job
Prop up	Swap out	Car honk	Stock market	Tree rot
The stocks	Hog farm	Very hot	Dot lines	Fast trot
Want this	Soda pop	Big plot	Wet bog	Check clock
Window shop	Felt shock	Pretty yacht	Romp around	Tie knot

/a/ Sentences- Repeated Occurrence

The stocks dropped after the laws changed	The yacht went to a chop shop
The top job was very sloppy	Mom makes mock frocks for dolls
Blot the ink spot with the mop	The rotten log is in the bog
The plots in the bog are for crops	I want to play dot to dots
They chopped the lock off the dock	It’s her job to swap out the props

/a/ Sentences- Single Occurrence

Where is your bus stop	It was a good shot
Did you get the new job	There are more traffic stops now
Tots to teens is a clothing store	These are the time slots available
I dropped my keys through the grate	The clock on the wall is broken
Is it hot or cold outside	The fog is very bad today