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[p], [t] Poor Peter Peterson paid a piaster
1. [p], [t]
Poor Peter Petersonpaid a piaster.
2. [p], [t]
Patty Patersonplanned to peel
potatoes in Peru.
3. [p]
A Persian personpurchased a perfect
purple purse on
purpose.
4. [p]
Pa pickeda pot of peas.
5. [p], [t]
Peter Panpats his pet puppy
perpetually.
6. [p]
A poor pauperpaused on purpose
to pawn a porpoise.
7. [p], [t]
Pat keeps two pets,A cat and a rat.
8. [p], [t]
Pat likes his pets,And his two pets
like Pat.
9. [p], [k]
Peter poked a pokerat the piper,
So the piper poked
pepper at Peter.
10. [p], [k], [t]
Picky people pickPeter Pan Peanut
Butter.
Peter Pan Peanut is
the peanut picky
people pick.
11. [pl], [pr]
Patsy planterplucked plump,
purple, plastic
plums.
12. [pl], [pr]
Paul, please pausefor proper
applause.
13. [pl], [pr]
The praisedprincess pricked a
pretty pleasing
pricket.
14. [pl], [pr]
A pleasant place toplace a plaice
is a place,
Where a plaice is
pleased to be placed.
15. [p], [b]
Put the blackblocks back
in the black block
box.
16. [b]
A big black bug bita big black dog
On his big black
nose.
17. [b]
The batter withthe butter is the
batter that is
better!
18. [b]
As one big bugBled blue, black
blood.
The other black
bug bled blue.
19. [b]
The fuzzy beebuzzed in the
buzzing busy
beehive.
20. [b]
Barbara buysblack bananas by
the bunch.
21. [b]
Betty’s big bunnybobbled by the
blueberry bush.
22. [b]
The bottom of thebutter bucket is
the buttered
bucket bottom.
23. [b]
Big Billy, who hada big belly, was
also a big bully.
24. [b]
Billy boughta better ball
for baby.
25. [b]
A big black bugbit a big black dog
on his big black
nose.
26. [bl], [br]
Double bubblegum bubbles
double.
27. [bl], [br]
Blended babyblue bug’s
blood blotches.
28. [bl], [br]
The blue bluebirdblinks.
29. [bl], [br]
Bluebird broughtback black
bric-a-brac.
30. [bl], [br]
Brian’s babybrother Blaine
bought big blue
bunches of
blueberries.
31. [br], [bl]
BerthaBartholomew
blew big, blue
bubbles.
32. [br], [bl]
A bloke’s bikeback brake block
broke.
33. [br], [bl]
Gobblinggargoyles
gobbled gobbling
goblins
34. [br], [bl]
The big blackbug’s blood ran
blue.
35. [br], [bl]
Brad’s big blackbath brush
broke.
36. [br], [bl]
Betty and Bobbrought back
blue balloons
from the big
bazaar.
37. [br], [bl]
Bob boxed bigblue berries on
new bleached
beach blankets.
38. [br], [bl]
The bootblackbought the black
boot back.
39. [br], [bl]
And the boldbald bear bled
blood badly.
40. [br], [bl]
One black beetlebled only black
blood,
The other black
beetle bled blue.
41. [br], [bl]
The bootblackbought the black
boot back.
42. [br], [bl]
The bleak breezeblights the bright
blue blossom.
43. [br], [bl]
Nine nimblenoblemen nibbled
nuts.
44. [br], [bl]
Blake’s blackbike’s brake
bracket broke.
45. [br], [bl]
Betty Blockbrought Bob’s
baby brother
some bric-a-brac.
46. [br], [bl]
I brought theblazer braid I
bought to bind the
blazer blue.
47. [br], [bl]
The braid I boughtwas not too bright
to bind the blazer
blue.
48. [br], [bl]
Billy Bamptonbought a bunch of
blackberries,
Brown buttons and
bread biscuits.
49. [b], [d]
A big dark dogdug and barked.
50. [b], [d]
Cob is Dob’s dog,Tob is Nob’s dog.
51. [b], [r]
Brenda’s Bunnybaked buttered
bread.
52. [b], [r]
Bobby Brownbrings bright
brown bells back.
53. [t]
Mr. Tingue Twistertried to train his
tongue to twist
and turn, to learn
the letter “T”.
54. [t]
Ten tame tadpolestucked tightly
together in a thin
tall tin.
55. [t]
Three tree twigstwined tightly.
Tie twine to three
tree twigs!
56. [t]
Tiny Timmy trimsthe tall tree with
tinsel.
57. [t]
Two trains traveltogether
to Toy-land.
58. [t]
Ten tiny tin trainstoot ten times.
59. [t]
A fat cat sat on amat and ate
a fat rat.
60. [t]
Tommy Tuckertried to tie
Tammy’s Turtles
tie.
61. [t]
Six little kittenslost their mittens.
It’s a pity.
They are very
pretty.
62. [t]
Tie a knot, tie a knot.Tie a tight, tight knot.
Tie a knot in the shape
of a nought.
63. [t]
How much potCould a pot
Roast roast,
If a pot roast
Could roast pot?
64. [t]
Little petals ofnettle are brittle.
65. [t]
A little beetlerattled in a bottle
in Seattle.
66. [t]
A battle of a brittlebottle and a metal
kettle was settled.
67. [t]
A little beetle in ametal kettle.
68. [tn]
What’s writtencan’t be eaten or
beaten.
69. [tn]
The pattern of afattened kitten
in mittens
Isn’t written on a
piece of cotton.
70. [tr]
Hi-Tech TravellingTractor Trailer
Truck Tracker.
71. [tr]
Tacky tractortrailer trucks.
72. [tr]
Ten tiny toddlingtots trying to train
their tongues
to trill.
73. [tr]
The trackertracked and
tricked and
trapped the trick
trickster.
74. [tu:] [tju:]
There are twominutes difference
from four to two to
two to two.
75. [t] [b]
Bob, talk to Tomabout Tm’s toys!
Tom, talk to Bob
about Bob’s tales.
76. [t] [d]
There once was atwo-toed she-toad
tree toad,
And a three-toed
he-toad tree toad.
77. [t] [d]
Look at this cat –It is sad.
Look at that cat –
It is glad.
78. [t] [0]
Thick ticks fromthree trees
brought broth to
ten thin tin men.
79. [k]
Can you can a canas a canner can
can a can?
80. [k]
Kind kittensknitting mittens
keep kazooing in
the king’s kitchen.
81. [k]
A cupcake cook ina cupcake cook’s
cap cooks
cupcakes.
82. [k]
Chicken in the carand the car can
go, this is the way
you spell Chicago.
83. [kr]
A cricket criticcricked his neck at
a critical cricket
match.
84. [kr]
Crisp crustscrackle and
crunch.
85. [k] [kr]
Clean clamscrammed in clean
cans.
86. [k] [kr]
How can a clamcram in a clean
cream can?
87. [ks]
Sure this shopstocks short
socks with spots.
88. [k] [f]
Catch fish, Cat!Catch fish, Cat!
Catch fresh,
Not fried fish, Cat!
89. [k] [s]
Cashews arecooked by
cashiers in
Kashmir.
90. [g]
Gus goes by BlueGoose bus.
91. [gr]
Around the greengravel the grass
grows green.
92. [gr]
The great Greekgrape growers
grow great Greek
grapes.
93. [gr]
Cows graze ingroves on grass
which grows in
grooves in groves.
94. [gr]
Three grey geese inthe green grass
grazing.
Grey were the geese
and green was the
grass.
95. [m]
Mommy made memash my M&M’S.
96. [n]
Nick knits Nickyknickers.
97. [n]
Nine nice nightnymphs.
98. [n]
Ninety-nine newborn babiesNeed ninety-nine
new napkins.
99. [n]
No nose knowslike a gnome’s
nose knows.
100. [n]
You knowNew York.
You need
New York.
101. [n]
Ron is wrong thatsins can sing.
102. [n]
What noise annoysan oyster most?
A noisy noise
annoys an oyster
most.
103. [f]
Fred fed Tedbread,
And Ted fed Fred
bread.
104. [fr]
Five fuzzy Frenchfrogs.
105. [fr]
Fred found fourflippy floppy fish.
106. [f]
That fishhas a fat fin,
This fish has a
thinner
Fin than that fish.
107. [s]
I missmy Swiss Miss.
My Swiss Miss
misses me.
108. [sl]
The sleeplesssleeper seeks
sleep.
109. [st]
Go to the EastOr go to the WestYour home
I always the best.
110. [s]
Shredded cheese.Shredded Swiss
cheese.
111. [z]
Zebras zig andzebras zag.
112. [z]
Michael and Moseshave very keen
noses
And very fine hoses
for watering roses.
113. [s]
I wish you were afish in my dish.
114. [s]
The sun shines onshop signs.
115. [s]
Selfish sharks sellshut shellfish.
116. [ts]
Chilly chipperchildren cheerfully
chat.
117. [ts]
Chipmunks chewcherries and
cheese in a chair.
118. [l]
Little Lady Lillylost her lovely
locket.
119. [w]
Wishy-washyWanda watched
her wonderful
watch get washed.
120. [r]
How many berriescould a bare berry
carry?
121. [r]
The river isrunning dry.
122.
Uncle Raddlemadly paddled in
his saddle.
123.
Little petals ofnettle are brittle.
124.
A little beetlerattled in a bottle
in Seattle.
125.
A battle of brittlebottle and a metal
kettle was settled.
126.
A little beetle in ametal kettle.
127.
Hope stopsOn tops of ropes.
128. [i:]
Sam’s lamb eatsjam, cream, ham
and cheese with
ease.
129. [o:]
The cat catcherscan’t catch caught
cats.
130. [i:] [e]
A friend in need isa friend indeed.
131. [i:] [e]
It is and apple.It is very red and
sweet,
And it is so good
to eat.
132. [u:]
Full moon is not aballoon.
133. [u:]
The rooster crowsto wake me up;
The hen lays eggs
for my egg cup.
134. [ei]
Haste makeswaste.
135. [ei]
Pail of ale aidingailing Ale’s
travails.
136. [ei]
Never bake a grapecake for an ape.
An ape hates grape
cakes.
137. [ei]
Don’t study underthe rain.
Come and play
with Doug and
Jane.
138. [ai]
Rain, rain, go toSpain.
Never show your
face again!
139. [ai]
When you write acopy, you have to
write a copyright
of the copy you
write.
140. [ai]
Smile a while,And while you
smile,
Others will smile!
141. [ai], [i]
Ike shipsice ships
In ice chips ships.
142. [ai], [ei]
It is a clock.I can tell you all
day:
Time to sleep and
time to play.
143. [ai], [ei]
Your friends are ourfriends.
Our friends are their
friends,
They are all my
friends.
144. [oi]
How much oil cana gumboil oil,
If a gumboil can
boil oil?
145. [ou]
If you notice thisnotice,
You will notice that
this notice
Is not worth noticing.
146. [b]
Big Bill Billikenblew bursting
bubbles by
billions.
147. [b]
The big blackbug’s blood ran
blue.