HNBC p16 2 practice B

The speaker is saying pairs of words that sound similar but have different meanings. Examples include "mess" and "mesh," "ship" and "sip," and "shock" and "sock." They also mention words like "crust" and "crushed," "she" and "see," and "push" and "puss." The last few pairs are "thought" and "short," "person" and "person," and "fist" and "fished." B. Shave, save. Mess, mesh. Ship, sip. Shock, sock. Crust, crushed. She, see. Push, puss. Thought, short. Person, person. Fist, fished.