Understanding Homophones and Their Usage in English
Learn about homophones, words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings. Explore examples like "plane" and "plain," "to" and "too," and "hear" and "here," to grasp the nuances in English language. Enhance your language skills and communication by distinguishing between homophones effectively.
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homo = same phone = sound Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings and different spellings. It is important that you learn the difference between each word so you can use it properly!
What are all these knobs and levers? thought this plane simple craft! I plane was going to be a plain plain,
The two find the treasure and discovered some interesting clues along the way, too two chipmunks went to to the mansion to too!
Are indicating a state of being. You are They are Our Hey! school! Are verb a form of the verb TO BE, are such wonderful students! are teachers for Shaler Area. Our possessive pronoun belonging to us Don t throw that away, it s our our project for
Hear Do you even hear I feel that you re not listening to me! Here ( (adverb) - in this place; in this spot or locality Put the book here Example: you are saying better! Hear ( (verb) to perceive a sound with the ear hear what I m saying? Here here on the shelf, please. here so I can hear Example: Come over here hear what
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