Homophones: Homophones Are Words That Have Different Meaning and Spelling, But The Same
Homophones: Homophones Are Words That Have Different Meaning and Spelling, But The Same
Homophones: Homophones Are Words That Have Different Meaning and Spelling, But The Same
Homophones are words that have different meaning and spelling, but the same
pronunciation.
They usually are difficult words for students of English and English speakers as well
aisle, isle
ate, eight
bare, bear
be, bee
blew, blue
brake, break
buy, by
cell, sell
cent, sent, scent
chord, cord
dear, deer
die, dye
fair, fare
flea, flee
flour, flower
guest, guessed
heal, heel
hear, here
hole, whole
hour, our
Homonyms are two words that are spelled the same and sound the same but have different
meanings
Address - to speak to / location
Air - oxygen / a lilting tune
Arm - body part / division of a company
Band - a musical group / a ring
Bark - a tree's out layer / the sound a dog makes
Bat - an implement used to hit a ball / a nocturnal flying mammal
Bright - very smart or intelligent / filled with light
Circular - taking the form of a circle / a store advertisement
Current - up to date / flow of water
Die - to cease living / a cube marked with numbers one through six
Express - something done fast / to show your thoughts by using words
Fair - equitable / beautiful
Jag - a sharp, jutted object / a crying spree
Kind - type / caring
Lie - to recline / to tell a falsehood
Match - to pair like items / a stick for making a flame
Mean - average / not nice