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Homographs Challenge

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True/false facts about homographs

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True/false facts about homographs

by Takima Daniels
1

Words that sound the same but are spelled differently are homographs.

2

Every homograph exists only as a noun.

3

All homographs are pronounced the same way.

4

'Bass' (a type of fish) and 'bass' (low-frequency sound) are homographs.

5

The word 'wind' (air movement) and 'wind' (to twist) are homographs with different meanings.

6

The word 'lead' (to guide) and 'lead' (the metal) are homographs.

7

Homographs always change their meaning when capitalized.

8

Some homographs are pronounced differently depending on the meaning, for example 'read' (present) vs 'read' (past).

9

Homographs must have different spellings.

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Homographs are words that are spelled the same but have different meanings.

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