sentences:  Some speakers with this merger, may also have the rod–ride merger hence having a three–way merger of , and before voiced consonants, making "pride", "prod", and "proud" and "find", "found" and "fond" homophones.The "line"–"loin" merger is a merger between the diphthongs and that occurs in some accents of Southern English English, Hiberno-English, Newfoundland English, and Caribbean English.Pairs like "line" and "loin", "bile" and "boil", "imply" and "employ" are homophones in merging accents.