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

/aI/ Words

I	High	Bye	Lie	My
Pie	Light	Right	Nice	Like
Dry	Night	Time	Write	Why
Bite	Bike	White	Bright	Hi
Height	Stripe	Line	Fine	Dine

/aI/ Phrases- Repeated Occurrence

My height	High price	Bike ride	White light	Tight time
Fly kite	Dried pipe	Wide tide	Wild hive	Fine dine
Line stripe	Wise guy	Nice size	Spice aisle	Fried pies
Ripe lime	Mice bite	Bright night	Why try	Sky rise
Dry eyes	Might gripe	Right side	Buy dice	Like rye

/aI/ Phrases- Single Occurrence

Stage fright	New site	Fried dough	Cry baby	My turn
Last time	Don’t pry	I’ll be there	Say bye	Little lie
Hike up	The ice	I have	I’m waiting	Ripe bananas
The light	Tied up	Low price	The hype	Is live
Field mice	Blue eye	Roll dice	Wipe down	Turn right

/aI/ Sentences- Repeated Occurrence

It is fine to dine at night	We are live on Skype this time
My eye has a gray stripe	The tie-dyed shirt made me cry
Bryce is a wise guy	The high dive is too wide
I paid a high price for the hike	My right eye is itching
The dried lime makes a nice spice	His wife will buy the dried fruit

/aI/ Sentences- Single Occurrence

He let out a big sigh	Check aisle three for more
Look for the bright star	He called the office twice
The CIA office is next door	Did you order fried chicken
It’s a roll of the dice	Alex might eat the leftovers later
The white sheets are flannel	The dime was on tails