Homonyms: Words with different meanings that are spelled the same, pronounced the same, or both.
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- Light (not heavy) - Light (source of illumination)
- Example: "This book is light enough to carry." vs. "Turn on the light, it's getting dark."- Light (not heavy) - Light (source of illumination) - Example: "This book is light enough to carry." vs. "Turn on the light, it's getting dark."0 Comments 0 Shares 145 Views 0 Reviews1
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Match (small stick used for making fire) - Match (contest or competition)
- Example: "I need a match to light the candles." vs. "The soccer match was intense."Match (small stick used for making fire) - Match (contest or competition) - Example: "I need a match to light the candles." vs. "The soccer match was intense."0 Comments 0 Shares 152 Views 0 Reviews -
Park (outdoor recreational area) - Park (to leave a vehicle in a stationary position)
- Example: "Let's go for a walk in the park." vs. "Park the car on the side of the street."Park (outdoor recreational area) - Park (to leave a vehicle in a stationary position) - Example: "Let's go for a walk in the park." vs. "Park the car on the side of the street."0 Comments 0 Shares 150 Views 0 Reviews -
Pen (writing instrument)
- Pen (enclosure for animals)
- Example: "I need a pen to sign the document." vs. "The farmer locked the chickens in the pen."Pen (writing instrument) - Pen (enclosure for animals) - Example: "I need a pen to sign the document." vs. "The farmer locked the chickens in the pen."0 Comments 0 Shares 123 Views 0 Reviews -
Bolt (type of fastener) -
Bolt (sudden movement)
- Example: "I need a bolt to fix the shelf." vs. "The horse bolted out of the gate."
- Row (line of objects) - Row (argument or dispute)
- Example: "The bolt on the door is loose." vs. "The horse bolted out of the gate."
-Bolt (type of fastener) - Bolt (sudden movement) - Example: "I need a bolt to fix the shelf." vs. "The horse bolted out of the gate." - Row (line of objects) - Row (argument or dispute) - Example: "The bolt on the door is loose." vs. "The horse bolted out of the gate." -0 Comments 0 Shares 114 Views 0 Reviews -
Spring (source of water) - Spring (season)
- Example: "The spring in the park is a popular spot." vs. "I love walking in the park during spring."Spring (source of water) - Spring (season) - Example: "The spring in the park is a popular spot." vs. "I love walking in the park during spring."0 Comments 0 Shares 110 Views 0 Reviews1
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Cloud (weather phenomenon) - Cloud (collection of remote servers)
- Example: "The cloud drifted lazily across the sky." vs. "I store my files in a cloud storage service."
Cloud (weather phenomenon) - Cloud (collection of remote servers) - Example: "The cloud drifted lazily across the sky." vs. "I store my files in a cloud storage service."0 Comments 3 Shares 127 Views 0 Reviews
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