🔊 Homophones
Words that sound the same but have different meanings (and often different spellings) — a common source of mistakes, even for confident speakers.
in/at that place
belonging to them
they are
in the direction of
also / excessively
the number 2
belonging to you
you are
belonging to it
it is / it has
belonging to whom
who is / who has
in this place
to notice sound with your ears
to put words on paper
correct / opposite of left
opposite of yes
to have information about something
not old
past tense of know
to purchase something
next to / done by someone
goodbye
a large body of salt water
to notice with your eyes
animal flesh eaten as food
to see and talk to someone
the colourful part of a plant
a powder used for baking
a male child
the star at the centre of our solar system
a colour
past tense of blow
the number 8
past tense of eat
to stay until something happens
how heavy something is
to smash / a pause
the part that stops a car
calm, no conflict
a part of something
simple / a flat area of land
an aircraft
letters and parcels
of the masculine sex
when something is sold, often at a discount
to travel by boat, or a boat's sheet of fabric
uncovered/plain
a large wild animal, or to tolerate
a flat piece of wood, or to get on a vehicle
feeling uninterested
a gap or opening
complete, entire
a set of two
a type of fruit
to have clothes on
in what place
not strong
a period of 7 days
a small room, or a unit of a living thing
to give something for money
to take something illegally
a strong metal