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Friday, September 5, 2008
Homophones
For Socratic seminar we learned about homophones. Homophones are words that sound the same but are spelled differently. Some examples of homophones are: too, to, and two, weather and whether, lie and lye, dye and die (just kidding Mr. Dye. HA HA). See how many homophones you can come up with?
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what is a homophone for Adriana?
I don't know Mccall, is it Audriana? JK. Adriee, another homophone is stationary and stationery. What is it called when two words are spelled the same, but mean something different? Ex: Sink and sink.
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