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

/i/ Words
EatFeetCheapFeedField
DeanCleanDearGleeGreet
FreeLeakPeachRealSheet
BeachLeapReadSleepSpeech
BeanMeScreenSweetJeans

/i/ Phrases- Repeated Occurrence
Sweet teaWe feedHeal feetMeet meKey piece
Real cheapField peaDear ChiefClean screenPeach cream
Sneak sleepSea eelEat meatBe meanTeal beed
Beach breezeSeek sheepGreen beanDeep beepSweep street
Brief feeNeed peaceCheat sheetStream freezeKeep jeep

/i/ Phrases- Single Occurrence
Two feetWill feedFootball fieldIs freeGlee club
Dirt cheapShould cleanFloor creakShaving creamGood deal
Slow creepBe carefulOne beadNice beachBird beak
Balance beamLima beanA beastDrum beatCar beep
Did bleedNice breezePress briefBig feeDeep hole

/i/ Sentences- Repeated Occurrence
The peach pit seemed sweetWe will eat by the creek for a fee
The team will keep the jeepWe have to weed the green grass
She does like a deal on sweet teaThe brief beep means it’s time to meet
Leave me alone before my big testWe can email the deal this evening
The eel will reach the green seaThe free movie screen will stream later

/i/ Sentences- Single Occurrence
There is a high fee for thisI like holidays for the treats
My bike wheel fell offPike’s Peak is in Colorado
I want to eat right nowWhat a neat trick that was
I will speak to himFirst peel the carrots for dinner
Key West is absolutely perfectThis week is super hectic for her