12 Homophones, which you should use without a mistake!
1. Two, To, Too
Two (number) E.g. He has a two year old son.
To (adjective) E.g. She goes to school.
Too (adverb) E.g. He is too smart to solve the problem.
2. Hour, Our
Hour (noun) E.g. He is one hour late for the class.
Our (determiner) E.g. Our parents always take care of us.
3. Peace, Piece
Peace (noun) E.g. Music gives me peace of mind.
Piece (noun) E.g. I need 3 pieces of sandwich.
4. Male, Mail
Male (adjective) E.g. My cat is male. He can’t be pregnant.
Mail (noun) E.g. Please, post this document on my mail address.
5. Right, Write
Right (adjective) E.g. He took the right decision.
Write (verb) E.g. She needs to write 3000 words essay.
6. Son, SunSon (noun) E.g. Her son is a pianist.
Sun (noun) E.g. Sun is very hot today.
7. Wear, Where
Wear (verb) E.g. All students need to wear pressed uniform in the school.
Where (adverb) E.g. Where are you going?
8. Ate, Eight
Ate (verb) E.g. I ate an apple.
Eight (number) E.g. She is eight years old.
9. Stationary, Stationery
Stationary (adjective) E.g. A car collides with a stationary pole.
Stationery (noun) E.g. Office stationery is kept in a cupboard.
10. Break, Brake
Break (verb) E.g. I need a coffee break.
Brake (noun) E.g. His car’s brake failed all of a sudden.
11. Bye, Buy, By
Bye (noun) E.g. Okay, John. I'll call you late. Bye.
Buy (buy) E.g. I want to buy a big house.
By (preposition) E.g. She was appreciated by her teacher.
12. Cheap, Cheep
Cheap (adjective) E.g. The food is very cheap in a nearby restaurant.
Cheep (noun) E.g. The bird gave a shrill cheep.
Chip (noun) E.g. The chip of TV has broken.
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