Author: Peter-Wang-Mobile-2026

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All these words rhyme. That means that they have the same last sound. Try to pronounce them correctly.
Brown cow now.
Cut nut but.
Cat sat mat.
Sit bit hit.

Sometimes the spelling is different, but the sound is the same. All the following groups of words rhyme:

Who knew you flew?

Son won one sun.

Enough tough stuff.

I’ll smile aisle.

Pale male veil.

More store floor.

(by Prof. Douglas Jarrell)
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Notes:
rhyme 脚韻；韻を踏む

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Most English songs use rhymes. A rhyme is when two words end with the same sound. We can find rhymes in the Beatles song “Yesterday” which has the following rhyming words: “yesterday,” “away,” “stay,” and “say.” You can find rhymes in “Poker Face,” one of Lady Gaga’s first hits. She rhymes “hot” with “got,” “be” with “me,” and “gun” with “fun.” We can rhyme “one” with “fun,” “two” with “shoe,” and “three” with “tree.” What can we rhyme with “seven”? “Heaven!” Try to find rhymes when you listen to English songs.　(by Prof. Douglas Jarrell)
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