HOMONYMS
HOMONYMS Quite a lot of my EFL students had trouble distinguishing sounds and spellings of English words that are pronounced the same. Even native speakers of English often get confused among the words that sound the same but are spelled differently and have different meanings. Will you try to choose the correct word among the given two homonyms (in parentheses) to make sense of each sentence? E.g., That (bare, bear) animal in the picture is a grizzly (bare, bear) without fur. => answer: bare, bear 1. The fields of the (barren, baron) were always (barren, baron), so he built houses on the land. 2. Even though this pet canary is (cheap, cheep), its (cheap, cheep) is loud. 3. In the (capitol, capital) city, we must visit the (capital, capitol). 4. The athlete was (bold, bowled) when he (bold, bowled) agains...