As suggested, here come the BRICKs

Own: /ou/ vs. /cn/ (here, the ‘c’ in /cn/ refers to the sound of mirrored ‘c’.

World: /er + ld/ vs. /er +d/.

Australian: /str/ vs. /sdr/

Explore: / er / note /r/ 儿化音

Barrier: /ri + er/ vs. /rer/ Note: you read the second occurrence of the word is good.
Reef: /ri:f/ vs. /rif/. Note: the second reading of it is good.

Promote: for the fist sylable: /i/ better be /shwa/ sound

‘He's a”: /hi:z-/ vs. /hez-/

Adventure: -ture vs. -chal

“Animals love me”: Note: You’re a good mimicker. here ‘me’ => /mi:/ was read as /mei/.

Stretch: /e/ vs./ei/

Deadly: /dedli/ vs. /deli/ -- note: the /d/ needs not be sounded out, but the sound utterance position needs to be there.

Made: /ei/ vs. the sound in “mad”

“doctor in time”: /dokter rin time/ vs. /doktin time/