Homographs | Examples of 25 homograph pairs | English Vocabulary | Homophones | Homonyms

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Do you know any more homographs? If so, share them in the comments bellow 😄😃🤩

[@rubensdeliz]

Excellent material on homographs. Congratulations on the work. But my example about ''FINE". The board says. R$ 220,00 fine for traveling with pet here, Hugs from Brazil

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Hi Rubens, thank you for your lovely comment. 😊 We're glad you like the video. And the fine you mentioned, that's a lot for sure! Greetings from the UK. 😀

[@cristianedefariahenrique1815]

Excellent content. It's always difficult to recognise it. I'll write the examples down and also the IPA forms. Thanks a million!🙂

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Aww you're welcome. Glad you enjoyed the vid. 🎉

[@jersonandrewtomas]

Can And Can. Can is meaning already do something important and Can is an type of cover.

[@malakahmedmohamed850]

What about cool(attractive) and cool(a bit cold)

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

The word "cool" is a good example of a homonym - same spelling and pronunciation 😊. Thanks Malak

[@powermasterenterprise2915]

Wind and Wind

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Good example! 😀

[@pazamor9164]

There is ground, which is the past form of grind and ground/earth/surface.

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Paz Amor, these are good examples indeed although they are more HOMONYMS than HOMOGRAPHS 😃👍

[@Bowhead-the-whale]

We need sun and son

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Hi, @Epiccoldwubbox , thanks for your example, however sun and son are homophones - not homographs. Check out our video on homophones 😄 ---> kzbin.info/www/bejne/qImUl2yPgbWsbK8 Hope that helps! 😊

[@malakahmedmohamed850]

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[@s.ksellers5241]

Just a tip does is not the plural of a male deer. Buck or stag is the male deer with antlers or adult. Young are called fawns. Female adults are doe, fawn is used for the young females too. That will really confuse people who don't know lol. So doe/does are female adult deer and buck/stag are male adult deer.

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Will check this out again, thanks!

[@beni1344]

I will be so "fine" this weekend.

[@magiwie8646]

😂

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

lol we hope you were fine ... 😄👍

[@beni1344]

@@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472 fine like a wine 🍷😂

[@TCC2023]

Lol, I thought the first present was the gift one 😂

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

😀 Well you are right, "present" also means a "gift". (E.g. They received many presents for their wedding.) Thanks for your comment! 👍😊

[@amandacousins928]

Hail

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

It's a homonym, not a homograph. Thanks for your comment! 😊

[@malakahmedmohamed850]

Hail sail wail trail fail male

[@Ashely_m]

😯😮😌😪💖😅

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

❤️

[@emmanuelkasoka8743]

Minute vs minute

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

That's a great example indeed. One that we have presented. Watch the whole video to find out 😉

[@malakahmedmohamed850]

NO😡🔪

[@АлександраВасильева-ф8и]

Slough

[@timaelkhatib313]

miss and miss

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

This is great example, although this is more of a homonym but you could also pass it as homograph.

[@DoraLooken]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@asadsayyed758]

Parker pen 900$#

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

❓

[@michellec.6362]

Hi

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Hi! 👋

[@malakahmedmohamed850]

Hi-hello high-Up (homophones😂)