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    Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings. The document provides examples of common homophones like "coat" which can refer to either a garment or pouring a liquid over something, and "house" which can mean either a building where people live or placing someone in shelter. It prompts the reader to provide their own examples of homophones and their different meanings.

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    Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings. The document provides examples of common homophones like "coat" which can refer to either a garment or pouring a liquid over something, and "house" which can mean either a building where people live or placing someone in shelter. It prompts the reader to provide their own examples of homophones and their different meanings.

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    Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings. The document provides examples of common homophones like "coat" which can refer to either a garment or pouring a liquid over something, and "house" which can mean either a building where people live or placing someone in shelter. It prompts the reader to provide their own examples of homophones and their different meanings.

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    Homophones

    What is a homophone? Can you guess? A homophone A single word that can mean 2 or more
    things.

    Here are some examples:

    1. Coat:

    A. A garment worn in cold weather.

    B. To pour a liquid over something.

    2. House:

    A. The building in which people live.

    B. Placing someone in a shelter.

    3. Present:

    A. A special gift.

    B. To show someone something.

    Give some other examples of homophones. Write down what they mean.

    1.

    2.

    3.

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