Homonyms – homographs
- live
- I live in the north of England
- Your favourite pop star is singing live on TV tonight
- read
- I read in bed each night
- I read War and Peace last year
- lead
- The lead singer in the group is great
- Lead pipes are dangerous
- wind
- The wind blew the tree down
- Don’t forget to wind your watch
- wound
- I wound my watch last night
- He suffered a terrible wound in the war
- row
- Some students spend moe time learning to row well than studying
- They shared a flat for ages until they had a row over money and split up
- use
- This book is called “English Vocabulary in Use“
- You must know how to use words as well as their meaning
- house
- The lived in a large old house
- The buildings house a library and two concert halls as well as a theatre
- sow
- The sow has five piglets
- The farmers sow the seeds in the spring
- bathed
- I bathed the baby this morning
- We bathed in the sea every day when we were on holiday
Homonyms – Homophones
air – heirfaze – phasegroan – grownmight – mitepane – painpray – preyright – rite – writesent – scentsteak – stake |
tire – tyreweather – whetheraloud – allowedfloe – flowhoarse – horsemown – moanpeal – peelraise – rays |
rough – ruffsight – sitetea – teetoe – towdough – doeflu – flewits – it’sour – hour |
place – plaiceread – reedsale – sailsole – soulthere-their – they’rewaist – wastefare – fairgrate – great |
lays – lazepale – pailpractise – practicerein – rainscene – seensought – sortthrough – threwwait – weight |
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