English is fun!

Lead - He will lead me on the hike to the top

Led - Yesterday, he led us to the top on a hike.

Lead - My feet felt like lead on the hike he led us on.

Leave - On the hike he led us on, when my feet felt like lead, I had to leave.

Leaves - On the hike he led us on, when my feet felt like lead, I had to leave after I saw the leaves.

Left - On the hike he led us on, when my feet felt like lead, I had to leave after I saw the leaves so I left.

Left - On the hike he led us on, when my feet felt like lead, I had to leave after I saw the leaves so I left by turning left.

Left - On the hike he led us on, when my feet felt like lead, I had to leave after I saw the leaves so I left by turning left because Taylor is a leftist.

Pun phun with phonics.