[p], [t] Poor Peter Peterson paid a piaster

1. [p], [t]

Poor Peter Peterson
paid a piaster.

2. [p], [t]

Patty Paterson
planned to peel
potatoes in Peru.

3. [p]

A Persian person
purchased a perfect
purple purse on
purpose.

4. [p]

Pa picked
a pot of peas.

5. [p], [t]

Peter Pan
pats his pet puppy
perpetually.

6. [p]

A poor pauper
paused 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 poker
at the piper,
So the piper poked
pepper at Peter.

10. [p], [k], [t]

Picky people pick
Peter Pan Peanut
Butter.
Peter Pan Peanut is
the peanut picky
people pick.

11. [pl], [pr]

Patsy planter
plucked plump,
purple, plastic
plums.

12. [pl], [pr]

Paul, please pause
for proper
applause.

13. [pl], [pr]

The praised
princess pricked a
pretty pleasing
pricket.

14. [pl], [pr]

A pleasant place to
place a plaice
is a place,
Where a plaice is
pleased to be placed.

15. [p], [b]

Put the black
blocks back
in the black block
box.

16. [b]

A big black bug bit
a big black dog
On his big black
nose.

17. [b]

The batter with
the butter is the
batter that is
better!

18. [b]

As one big bug
Bled blue, black
blood.
The other black
bug bled blue.

19. [b]

The fuzzy bee
buzzed in the
buzzing busy
beehive.

20. [b]

Barbara buys
black bananas by
the bunch.

21. [b]

Betty’s big bunny
bobbled by the
blueberry bush.

22. [b]

The bottom of the
butter bucket is
the buttered
bucket bottom.

23. [b]

Big Billy, who had
a big belly, was
also a big bully.

24. [b]

Billy bought
a better ball
for baby.

25. [b]

A big black bug
bit a big black dog
on his big black
nose.

26. [bl], [br]

Double bubble
gum bubbles
double.

27. [bl], [br]

Blended baby
blue bug’s
blood blotches.

28. [bl], [br]

The blue bluebird
blinks.

29. [bl], [br]

Bluebird brought
back black
bric-a-brac.

30. [bl], [br]

Brian’s baby
brother Blaine
bought big blue
bunches of
blueberries.

31. [br], [bl]

Bertha
Bartholomew
blew big, blue
bubbles.

32. [br], [bl]

A bloke’s bike
back brake block
broke.

33. [br], [bl]

Gobbling
gargoyles
gobbled gobbling
goblins

34. [br], [bl]

The big black
bug’s blood ran
blue.

35. [br], [bl]

Brad’s big black
bath brush
broke.

36. [br], [bl]

Betty and Bob
brought back
blue balloons
from the big
bazaar.

37. [br], [bl]

Bob boxed big
blue berries on
new bleached
beach blankets.

38. [br], [bl]

The bootblack
bought the black
boot back.

39. [br], [bl]

And the bold
bald bear bled
blood badly.

40. [br], [bl]

One black beetle
bled only black
blood,
The other black
beetle bled blue.

41. [br], [bl]

The bootblack
bought the black
boot back.

42. [br], [bl]

The bleak breeze
blights the bright
blue blossom.

43. [br], [bl]

Nine nimble
noblemen nibbled
nuts.

44. [br], [bl]

Blake’s black
bike’s brake
bracket broke.

45. [br], [bl]

Betty Block
brought Bob’s
baby brother
some bric-a-brac.

46. [br], [bl]

I brought the
blazer braid I
bought to bind the
blazer blue.

47. [br], [bl]

The braid I bought
was not too bright
to bind the blazer
blue.

48. [br], [bl]

Billy Bampton
bought a bunch of
blackberries,
Brown buttons and
bread biscuits.

49. [b], [d]

A big dark dog
dug and barked.

50. [b], [d]

Cob is Dob’s dog,
Tob is Nob’s dog.

51. [b], [r]

Brenda’s Bunny
baked buttered
bread.

52. [b], [r]

Bobby Brown
brings bright
brown bells back.

53. [t]

Mr. Tingue Twister
tried to train his
tongue to twist
and turn, to learn
the letter “T”.

54. [t]

Ten tame tadpoles
tucked tightly
together in a thin
tall tin.

55. [t]

Three tree twigs
twined tightly.
Tie twine to three
tree twigs!

56. [t]

Tiny Timmy trims
the tall tree with
tinsel.

57. [t]

Two trains travel
together
to Toy-land.

58. [t]

Ten tiny tin trains
toot ten times.

59. [t]

A fat cat sat on a
mat and ate
a fat rat.

60. [t]

Tommy Tucker
tried to tie
Tammy’s Turtles
tie.

61. [t]

Six little kittens
lost 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 pot
Could a pot
Roast roast,
If a pot roast
Could roast pot?

64. [t]

Little petals of
nettle are brittle.

65. [t]

A little beetle
rattled in a bottle
in Seattle.

66. [t]

A battle of a brittle
bottle and a metal
kettle was settled.

67. [t]

A little beetle in a
metal kettle.

68. [tn]

What’s written
can’t be eaten or
beaten.

69. [tn]

The pattern of a
fattened kitten
in mittens
Isn’t written on a
piece of cotton.

70. [tr]

Hi-Tech Travelling
Tractor Trailer
Truck Tracker.

71. [tr]

Tacky tractor
trailer trucks.

72. [tr]

Ten tiny toddling
tots trying to train
their tongues
to trill.

73. [tr]

The tracker
tracked and
tricked and
trapped the trick
trickster.

74. [tu:] [tju:]

There are two
minutes difference
from four to two to
two to two.

75. [t] [b]

Bob, talk to Tom
about Tm’s toys!
Tom, talk to Bob
about Bob’s tales.

76. [t] [d]

There once was a
two-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 from
three trees
brought broth to
ten thin tin men.

79. [k]

Can you can a can
as a canner can
can a can?

80. [k]

Kind kittens
knitting mittens
keep kazooing in
the king’s kitchen.

81. [k]

A cupcake cook in
a cupcake cook’s
cap cooks
cupcakes.

82. [k]

Chicken in the car
and the car can
go, this is the way
you spell Chicago.

83. [kr]

A cricket critic
cricked his neck at
a critical cricket
match.

84. [kr]

Crisp crusts
crackle and
crunch.

85. [k] [kr]

Clean clams
crammed in clean
cans.

86. [k] [kr]

How can a clam
cram in a clean
cream can?

87. [ks]

Sure this shop
stocks short
socks with spots.

88. [k] [f]

Catch fish, Cat!
Catch fish, Cat!
Catch fresh,
Not fried fish, Cat!

89. [k] [s]

Cashews are
cooked by
cashiers in
Kashmir.

90. [g]

Gus goes by Blue
Goose bus.

91. [gr]

Around the green
gravel the grass
grows green.

92. [gr]

The great Greek
grape growers
grow great Greek
grapes.

93. [gr]

Cows graze in
groves on grass
which grows in
grooves in groves.

94. [gr]

Three grey geese in
the green grass
grazing.
Grey were the geese
and green was the
grass.

95. [m]

Mommy made me
mash my M&M’S.

96. [n]

Nick knits Nicky
knickers.

97. [n]

Nine nice night
nymphs.

98. [n]

Ninety-nine newborn babies
Need ninety-nine
new napkins.

99. [n]

No nose knows
like a gnome’s
nose knows.

100. [n]

You know
New York.
You need
New York.

101. [n]

Ron is wrong that
sins can sing.

102. [n]

What noise annoys
an oyster most?
A noisy noise
annoys an oyster
most.

103. [f]

Fred fed Ted
bread,
And Ted fed Fred
bread.

104. [fr]

Five fuzzy French
frogs.

105. [fr]

Fred found four
flippy floppy fish.

106. [f]

That fish
has a fat fin,
This fish has a
thinner
Fin than that fish.

107. [s]

I miss
my Swiss Miss.
My Swiss Miss
misses me.

108. [sl]

The sleepless
sleeper seeks
sleep.

109. [st]

Go to the East
Or go to the WestYour home
I always the best.

110. [s]

Shredded cheese.
Shredded Swiss
cheese.

111. [z]

Zebras zig and
zebras zag.

112. [z]

Michael and Moses
have very keen
noses
And very fine hoses
for watering roses.

113. [s]

I wish you were a
fish in my dish.

114. [s]

The sun shines on
shop signs.

115. [s]

Selfish sharks sell
shut shellfish.

116. [ts]

Chilly chipper
children cheerfully
chat.

117. [ts]

Chipmunks chew
cherries and
cheese in a chair.

118. [l]

Little Lady Lilly
lost her lovely
locket.

119. [w]

Wishy-washy
Wanda watched
her wonderful
watch get washed.

120. [r]

How many berries
could a bare berry
carry?

121. [r]

The river is
running dry.

122.

Uncle Raddle
madly paddled in
his saddle.

123.

Little petals of
nettle are brittle.

124.

A little beetle
rattled in a bottle
in Seattle.

125.

A battle of brittle
bottle and a metal
kettle was settled.

126.

A little beetle in a
metal kettle.

127.

Hope stops
On tops of ropes.

128. [i:]

Sam’s lamb eats
jam, cream, ham
and cheese with
ease.

129. [o:]

The cat catchers
can’t catch caught
cats.

130. [i:] [e]

A friend in need is
a 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 a
balloon.

133. [u:]

The rooster crows
to wake me up;
The hen lays eggs
for my egg cup.

134. [ei]

Haste makes
waste.

135. [ei]

Pail of ale aiding
ailing Ale’s
travails.

136. [ei]

Never bake a grape
cake for an ape.
An ape hates grape
cakes.

137. [ei]

Don’t study under
the rain.
Come and play
with Doug and
Jane.

138. [ai]

Rain, rain, go to
Spain.
Never show your
face again!

139. [ai]

When you write a
copy, 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 ships
ice 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 our
friends.
Our friends are their
friends,
They are all my
friends.

144. [oi]

How much oil can
a gumboil oil,
If a gumboil can
boil oil?

145. [ou]

If you notice this
notice,
You will notice that
this notice
Is not worth noticing.

146. [b]

Big Bill Billiken
blew bursting
bubbles by
billions.

147. [b]

The big black
bug’s blood ran
blue.