Homonyms

JAMB English Language Revision Notes

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Homonyms, homophones and homographs: words that look or sound alike but differ in meaning, with the pairs most often confused in examinations.

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  1. Three related terms
  2. Homophones that are often confused
  3. Same word, different meaning

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