The sound /oi/ is spelt -oi- in the middle of a word and -oy at the end of a word.
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choice |
There's a choice of four desserts.
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voice |
His voice was very faint.
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rejoice |
To rejoice is to feel great joy.
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joint |
My hip joint is hurting after that long run.
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ointment |
He needs ointment on his cut knee.
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disappoint |
As long as you try your best you won't disappoint me.
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poison |
The label on the bottle says it is poison.
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annoy |
Why do you have to annoy me?
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destroy |
He was trying to destroy the wasp nest.
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employment |
He has had numerous offers of employment.
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point |
What is the point of all this work?
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noise |
I heard a very weird noise in the night.
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