Homograph - Definition, Example and Meaning
Then, what are the English words that have the same pronunciation but have different meanings and meanings? (Similar Spellings but Different Meaning) let's discuss it now!
1. Live with Live
The word 'Live' is pronounced differently when used as a verb and adjective. Let's follow the following explanation to understand the different uses of this word.
The word 'Live' is a verb that can refer to where you live permanently or permanently.
Example of sentences :
"I live in a house." (I live in a house)
"Where do you live?" (Where do you live)
The word 'Live' can also mean living life in certain ways
"I have been living on my own since I was 18." (I live alone since I was 18 years old)
"They want to live comfortably." (They want me to live comfortably)
While the word 'Lives' is a form of the verb 'Live'.
"She lives next door." (He lives next door to my house)
The adjective 'live' may refer to cables that have an electric current, in this case, the word is pronounced or pronounced differently from a 'live' verb.
"Be careful with live electrical cords." (be careful with electrically active cables)
the word 'Live' may also refer to the appearance or the TV show we witnessed while the event is in progress.
"The live show is really interesting to watch."("The live broadcast is very interesting to watch)
2. Bow with Bow
The word "Bow" is pronounced when showing an English attitude or verb while performing on stage.
Example of sentences :
"The childerns take a bow after they are dance recital" (The students salute the deeds after performing the dance performance)
while the use of the second word Bow is to show the noun used by a person in appearance.
Example of sentences :
"The man wear the bow ties in a formal event" (The man wore a bow tie in an important event)
"The little girl wearing the bow on the pretty dresses" (The little girl was wearing funny skirt)
3. Content with Content
In the next example is the word "Content" used when to show or declare an important matter of the contents of a package or book or information in it.
Example of sentences :
"What is the content of this book?"(What is the content of this book?)
Example:
"I am content with my job" (I am satisfied with my job)
"I am content with my decision" (I am satisfied with my decision)
Contract is essentially an agreement between two persons or between groups, so in this sense the word "Contract" is used to denote an employment agreement.
Example of sentences :
"I have signed my contract with my company" (I have made a contract to join my company)
Example:
I pulled the rubber band, I stretched it and I let it contract back to its original size)
5. Dessert with Desert
Vocabulary "Dessert" is a word that shows the use for dessert or a sweet meal meal.
Example of sentences :
"This brownie cake is one my favorite dessert" (This brownis cake is my favorite dessert)
Example:
"His Boyfriend deserted him without anyreason" (Her boyfriend left her for no reason)
Vocabulary "Minute" which means having meaning of timeframe which shows vulnerable time in 60 seconds.
Example of sentences :
"I catch up with you in a minute" (I'm whistling you in a minute)
Example:
"Atoms broke into minut or really tiny small particles" (Atoms go into tiny particles or tiny tiny particles)
"The glass fell on the floor and it was broken into minut pieces very tiny small pieces" (Glass fell on the floor and cut very small pieces)
7. Tear with Tear
In the first "Tear" the English vocabulary that shows the tear in something.
Example of sentences :
"I am angry and then i tear my book into pieces" (I got angry and then tore my book into pieces)
Example:
"The little child was crying it tears were rolling down her face" (The little boy was crying because tears streamed down his face)
In the first word "Wind" is where it shows there is air movement.
Example of sentences :
"Wind blowing today in the evening" (The wind blows today at night)
The next "Wind" is to show the condition or state of the road winding and down
Example:
"The hill station is a winding" (The hill is winding and descending
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