Answer :
To solve the problem of pairing words according to the way they are pronounced, we need to focus on their rhymes. Rhyming involves words that have a similar end sound.
Here are the words: away, sun, trees, run, again, breeze, day, lane.
Pair "away" with "day": Both of these words end with the 'ay' sound, making them rhyme together.
Pair "sun" with "run": Both of these words end with the 'un' sound. Though the spelling is different, they sound alike when spoken aloud.
Pair "trees" with "breeze": Both end with the 'eez' sound, giving them similar pronunciations.
Pair "again" with "lane": Although not a perfect rhyme, "again" can have a pronunciation that rhymes with "lane" based on certain accents or dialects, typically using the 'ane' sound.
Understanding rhyming involves picking up on similar ending sounds rather than just looking at the letters at the end of a word. This aids in recognizing patterns in pronunciation, which can be useful in poetry and music, where rhyme adds rhythm and flow to the material.
