These words have identical pronunciations and different spellings and meanings.

Examples of great homonyms. For and four are examples of the first type of homonyms. And homographs that look alike but do not sound alike the verb lead the metal lead. Flowers blow in spring weather.

Some more examples include lead to be in front of others and lead a type of metal close near and close to shut wind air movement and wind to coil or wrap aroundThe important thing to remember with homographs is each has a different meaning and pronunciation even though the spelling remains the same. She measures it with the weighing scale. Agape - wide opena Greek word meaning love.

This information once bat. Bark the sound of dogs trees outer layer. To understand the concept of English Root Words candidates can visit the linked page.

I saw a bear in the zoo. He gifted me a ring. My arm is painting.

There are over 3000 homographs in the Concise Oxford. Rest peace Please go and take rest now. Example Michels joke makes you more groan than his laugh.

Accent - stress or emphasisa manner of speaking or pronunciation influenced by the region in which one lives or grew up. I saw her yesterday in the market. Let us have a look at another set of homonyms.