Short Vowels:
* /ɪ/ (kit): kit, bit, sit, pin, win
* /ɛ/ (bet): bet, met, set, ten, pen
* /æ/ (bat): bat, cat, hat, man, fan
* /ʌ/ (but): but, cut, hut, run, sun
* /ɒ/ (cot): cot, hot, lot, pop, shop (this sound is only found in some accents of English)
Long Vowels:
* /iː/ (see): see, bee, tree, feel, leave
* /eɪ/ (say): say, day, way, play, stay
* /ʊ/ (book): book, look, cook, took, hook
* /uː/ (moon): moon, food, soon, true, rule
* /ɔɪ/ (boy): boy, toy, coy, enjoy, destroy
Diphthongs:
* /aɪ/ (my): my, buy, tie, high, sigh
* /aʊ/ (cow): cow, now, how, loud, brown
* /eɪ/ (say): (see above, this is also a diphthong)
Other Vowels:
* /ɜː/ (bird): bird, word, firm, girl, work
* /ə/ (about): about, above, lemon, taken, often (this is the "schwa" sound)
Note: This is just a small sample. There are many more words that represent each vowel sound.
It's also important to remember that the exact sound of a vowel can vary slightly depending on the surrounding letters and the speaker's accent.