Examples of homonyms and homophones

    • [DOC File]Leone Annabella

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      Homonyms sound the same but mean something different. The spelling doesn’t matter. HOMOPHONES. are words which are . a type of homonym. So you could say, “A homophone is a homonym,” or “All homophones are homonyms.” Like homonyms, homophones: sound the same . have different meanings. Unlike homonyms, homophones: always have different ...

    • [DOC File]World Literature—Accelerated

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      Homonyms/homophones. Parallel Structure. Run-on Sentences. Fragments. Complete Sentences. Quotation Marks. Punctuation . Writing Skills: Components of a five paragraph essay: introductory paragraph that ends with a thesis statement (position + 3 reasons) 3 body paragraphs with topic sentences and examples that support your position

    • [DOC File]Lesson plan - Study Island

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      Reading Lesson: Homophones and Homonyms Grade Level: 3 Lesson Summary: The teacher introduces homophones and homonyms and explains the difference between the two, giving examples. Students brainstorm lists of homophones and homonyms and review usage using the PowerPoint presentation. During Independent Practice, students create their own sentences using homophones and homonyms.

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      Homophones. Homophones are words that . sound. alike, but have different meanings and spellings. They are the sets of words that you probably learned in elementary school, though your teacher may have used the broader category of . homonyms. Examples of common homophones include: their. and . there. hear. and . here. to, too, and . two

    • [DOC File]English Standards of Learning - VDOE

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      derive word meaning by using their knowledge of homonyms/homophones (words that are pronounced the same but are spelled differently and have different meanings), such as read/red, no/know, hear/here use clues in the context of a sentence, paragraph, or reading selection to predict and explain the meanings of words that have more than one ...

    • [DOCX File]Department of Education and Training

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      Homonym Charades: On slips of paper, write the homonyms that have been targeted in class (e.g. bark, ring, bat, letter). Put the words in a box or hat and have a student volunteer pick one and act it out.

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      According to it, there are two large classes: full homonyms and partial homonyms. Full lexical homonyms are words which represent the same category of parts of speech and have the same paradigm. For example, match, n.-a game, a contest and match, n. – a short piece of wood used for producing fire.

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      X use the correct spelling of frequently used words, including common homonyms/homophones (e.g., threw/through). use singular possessives. use a rubric to self-assess writing. X use technology, including the Internet, to produce, edit and publish writing as well as to interact and collaborate . with others. 4.

    • [DOC File]Homophone Worksheets

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      Name:_____ Homophones / Homonyms . and other commonly misused words. 1. affect/effect . 2. ate/eight . 3. be/bee . 4. blew/blue . 5. brake/break

    • [DOC File]Intro

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      (Share some examples, flip through some, and point out unusual words.) Here is a book that introduces homonyms (when the same word has different meanings, such as “bank” of a river and “bank” where you put your money), and homophones (words that sound the same, but have different meanings, such as “ad” in the newspaper and “add ...

    • [DOC File]Topic: teaching homophones and homonyms venue: language lab

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      Define the word homonym and give examples of common homonyms. Understand the words homonyms and homophones are often used as synonyms. Create a homonym list that includes at least 15 pair of homonyms and their definition. Write a paragraph that includes at least six homophones and homonyms. Lesson opening . Time: 10 min. Activation of ...

    • [DOC File]Homonyms, - Islamic University of Gaza

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      Homonyms, Homophones, Homographs and Heteronyms. by Daniel Scocco. There is some confusion and controversy around the definition of homonyms, homophones, homographs and heteronyms. In this article we will explore the difference between those terms. Homonym. comes from the Greek homo which means “same” and onym which means “name.”

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      Identify the meaning of synonyms, antonyms, homonyms/homophones using picture cards, glossary and dictionary. 4.1b Comprehension/Critical Thinking-The student will interact with the words and concepts in a text to construct an appropriate meaning-Literal Understanding-Use pre-reading strategies independently to preview, activate prior knowledge ...

    • [DOC File]The history of the Greek preposition met : from polysemy ...

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      Current studies on prepositions, such as, for example, Taylor (1993), reject the tendency to postulate different homophones or homonyms for each meaning of a certain form. To my view, the former approach is much more realistic than the latter, but it fails to show until what point one can speak of polysemy, and when one should start spaeking of ...

    • Parent Cheat Sheet - OnCourse Systems

      Homonyms (homophones) Synonyms (same) Antonyms (opposites) Homonyms are words that have the same pronunciation, but have different spellings and different meanings. Synonyms are words that have the same or nearly the same meaning. Antonyms are words that mean the opposite or nearly the opposite of each other. Examples:-The knight rode all night.

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