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The document provides examples of minimal pairs and minimal sentences to demonstrate consonant and vowel contrasts in English. It shows pairs of words that differ by only one phoneme, such as /p/ vs /f/ in "past" and "fast", to illustrate the distinction between various consonants. It also gives sentences that contrast short vowels like /I/ vs /iy/ or consonant pairs like /d/ vs /ð/ to demonstrate how small sound changes can change the meaning of words.
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