Where can I find 25 homophones perfectly with their meanings and sentences?
Homophones: Definition, Usage, List and Examples25 Sets of Homophones All English Learners Should KnowGoogle is your friend…
Can you write five sentences of homonyms?
From the story we all have read or heard at one time or the other:This is at the tail end of the tale Tortoise and the Hare.Suddenly waking up from its nap and seeing the tortoise crossing the winning line, the hare split its hair wondering how it could have happened.Seeing that the whole race has been lost, the embarrassed hare wished it could dig a hole and disappear into it.Here, the loud cheers that the hare could hear made it even worse.In the end, the one that won was the determined tortoise.The lesson did not lessen the hare's ego, though.You asked me to write five, I've given you more, right?
I need a story using 5 pairs of homophones..?
John went to the SEA to SEE the beautiful sunset his girlfriend is always talking about. He took a PAIR of PEARS as a snack because he was too health conscious to take any junk food like chips or soda. Even though he was health conscious, he suffered from low self esteem. He felt that he WEIGHED a lot for someone his size and age. But as he WADE into the water, he realized he felt lighter because the water was carrying much of his mass. This thought MADE him smile. After he came out of the water, he relaxed on the sand, watched the sunset and went home. The next morning, his new MAID called him and told him he was going to be sick and would not be able to come to clean his apartment. He wished the maid well and hung up the phone. He then went to get the MAIL and laughed at the fact that his new maid was a MALE.
How many triple play homophones can you list?
1) you, yew, ewe 2) I, eye, aye 3) by, buy, bye 4) dough, doh, doe 5) que, cue, queue 6) a, ay, eh 7) cite, site, sight 8) write, right, rite 9) si, sea, see 10) tee, tea, ti 11) naught, not, knot 12) moll, maul, mall 13) bowl, boll, bole 14) coal, cole, kohl 15) sol, soul, sole 16) cel, sell, cell 17) I'll, aisle, isle 18) vail, veil, vale 19) pair, pare, pear 20) whored, horde, hoard Whew! That was a hard one!! Edit: I see I was still taking a while to compose my answer while "green_heart_lover" had already posted a whole bunch! Amazingly, my list did have 10 sets that green's didn't have; I'm especially proud of my last one above (#20). ;)
What are 20 homonyms? Can you use them in your sentences?
A homonym is a word that's spelt like another word or it also might be pronounced like it but they have different meanings;Can be able to do something.Can a metal container (tin).Tender kind, gentle, loving.Tender a formal offer to supply goods.Train a railway carriage.Train to teach somebody or an animal a special skill.Fan an admirer of some famous personality.Fan a device that is used to make air.Sleeper a night train with beds for passengers.Sleeper a spy/ a secret agent.Coach a person who gives private lesson to somebody.Coach to drive or to ride in a coach.Bank an organization that provides various financial services.Bank the side of a river.Long(v) to desire.Long (adj) covering a great length.Set a direction or course.Set a young plant or a shoot for planting.Effects results.Effects personal belongingsPrune a dried plum.Prune to cut off the branches from a tree.Card a stiff thick paper.Card to clean wool and cotton.Buttonhole a hole on a piece of clothing for a button.Buttonhole to make somebody stop listen to you.Cow a female animal.Cow to frighten somebody to obey you.Vessel a boat or ship.Vessel a tube that carries the blood in the human body.Watch to look.Watch a small clock.
Are homophones words ice-eyes??
no, but almost. Ice is prnounced /ais/ Eyes is pronounced /aiz/ the final sounds are different. Examples of homophones are: knight/night blue/blew to/too/two right/write/rite sight/site/cite