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1. SAW AND SAW
Saw: Past tense of ‘see’. I saw him yesterday.
Saw: A tool for cutting. He used a saw on the wood.
2. BOW AND BOW
Bow: To bend forward. He gave a bow on stage.
Bow: A decorative ribbon or knot. She tied her gift with a bow.
Bow: A weapon for arrows. The hunter carried a bow.
3. TEAR AND TEAR
52. PLANE AND PLANE
Plane: Aircraft. The plane landed.
Plane: Carpenter’s tool. Use a plane on wood.
53. KIND AND KIND
Kind: Type. What kind is it?
Kind: Caring. She is kind.
54. COOL AND COOL
Cool: Slightly cold. The air is cool.
Cool: Trendy. That’s so cool!
55. STALK AND STALK
Stalk: Plant stem. Corn stalk.
Stalk: To follow secretly. He tried to stalk her.
56. CLUB AND CLUB
Club: Group or society. Join the club.
Club: Weapon or bat. He swung the club.
57. FIRM AND FIRM
Firm: Solid. The bed is firm.
Firm: Business. A law firm.
58. FAST AND FAST
Fast: Quick. He runs fast.
Fast: Abstain from food. They fast for a day.
59. MINE AND MINE
Mine: Belonging to me. It’s mine.
Mine: Underground source. A coal mine.
60. SOUND AND SOUND
Sound: Noise. What’s that sound?
Sound: In good condition. The boat is sound.
61. TIRE AND TIRE
Tire: Car wheel part. Change the tire.
Tire: To get exhausted. Don’t tire yourself.
62. BANK AND BANK
Bank: Financial institution. Visit the bank.
Bank: River edge. Sit on the bank.
63. SEASON AND SEASON
Season: Time of year. Winter is cold.
Season: To flavor food. Season the soup.
64. PUPIL AND PUPIL
Pupil: Student. The pupil studies.
Pupil: Eye’s center. The pupil dilates.
65. ARM AND ARM
Arm: Body part. Raise your arm.
Arm: Weapons. Arm yourself.
66. DUST AND DUST
Saw: A tool for cutting. He used a saw on the wood.
2. BOW AND BOW
Bow: To bend forward. He gave a bow on stage.
Bow: A decorative ribbon or knot. She tied her gift with a bow.
Bow: A weapon for arrows. The hunter carried a bow.
3. TEAR AND TEAR
Tear: Drop from the eye. A tear fell down.
Tear: To rip. Don’t tear your homework.
4. ROW AND ROW
Row: A line of things. Sit in the front row.
Row: To propel a boat. They row across the river.
Row: An argument. They had a big row.
5. LEAD AND LEAD
Lead: To guide. She will lead the team.
Lead: A heavy metal. Old pipes contain lead.
6. WIND AND WIND
Wind: Moving air. The wind is blowing.
Wind: To twist or coil. Wind the clock.
7. BASS AND BASS
Bass: Low musical sound. Turn up the bass.
Bass: Type of fish. He caught a bass.
8. CLOSE AND CLOSE
Close: Near. The shop is close.
Close: To shut. Close the door.
9. MINUTE AND MINUTE
Minute: 60 seconds. Wait a minute.
Minute: Very tiny. The bug is minute.
10. CONTENT AND CONTENT
Content: Material inside something. Check the content.
Content: Satisfied. She feels content.
11. OBJECT AND OBJECT
Object: A thing. That object is valuable.
Object: To oppose. I object to this plan.
12. PRESENT AND PRESENT
Present: A gift. I bought a present.
Present: Current time. Live in the present.
Present: To introduce. She will present her speech.
13. CONTRACT AND CONTRACT
Contract: An agreement. They signed a contract.
Contract: To shrink. Muscles contract in the cold.
14. REFUSE AND REFUSE
Refuse: To decline. I refuse to lie.
Refuse: Trash or waste. Throw the refuse away.
15. INVALID AND INVALID
Invalid: Not valid. Your ticket is invalid.
Invalid: Sick person. He’s caring for an invalid.
16. DESERT AND DESERT
Desert: Dry region. Camels live in the desert.
Desert: To abandon. He deserted his friend.
17. POLISH AND POLISH
Polish: From Poland. She is Polish.
Polish: To shine. Polish your shoes.
18. EXCUSE AND EXCUSE
Excuse: To forgive. Excuse my mistake.
Excuse: A reason or explanation. What’s your excuse?
19. COMPACT AND COMPACT
Compact: Small and tight. I have a compact mirror.
Compact: Agreement. They made a compact.
20. CONTEST AND CONTEST
Contest: A competition. He won the contest.
Contest: To challenge. She will contest the result.
21. PRODUCE AND PRODUCE
Produce: Fruits and veggies. Buy fresh produce.
Produce: To make or create. Farmers produce crops.
22. SUBJECT AND SUBJECT
Subject: A topic. Science is my subject.
Subject: To expose to. Don’t subject him to stress.
23. SEWER AND SEWER
Sewer: Waste water drain. The sewer smells.
Sewer: One who sews. She’s an expert sewer.
24. DOES AND DOES
Does: Female deer. We saw three does.
Does: Third person singular ‘do’. She does her work.
25. LEFT AND LEFT
Left: Direction opposite of right. Turn left.
Left: Past tense of ‘leave’. He left early.
26. DOWN AND DOWN
Down: Toward below. Go down the stairs.
Down: Soft feathers. Her pillow is filled with down.
27. MATCH AND MATCH
Match: A contest. He won the match.
Match: Fire stick. Strike a match.
28. ROCK AND ROCK
Rock: Stone. A rock hit the window.
Rock: To sway. Rock the baby gently.
29. SPRING AND SPRING
Spring: Season. Spring is warm.
Spring: To jump. He sprang up.
Spring: Coil. The spring broke.
30. BAT AND BAT
Bat: Flying mammal. A bat flew by.
Bat: Stick for hitting. Swing the bat!
31. RING AND RING
Ring: Jewelry circle. She wore a gold ring.
Ring: Sound of a bell. The phone will ring.
32. WATCH AND WATCH
Watch: To look at. Watch the game.
Watch: A timepiece. Where’s my watch?
33. WELL AND WELL
Well: Healthy. She feels well.
Well: Hole for water. Draw water from the well.
34. BARK AND BARK
Bark: Tree cover. The bark is rough.
Bark: Dog’s sound. The bark woke me.
35. LIE AND LIE
Tear: To rip. Don’t tear your homework.
4. ROW AND ROW
Row: A line of things. Sit in the front row.
Row: To propel a boat. They row across the river.
Row: An argument. They had a big row.
5. LEAD AND LEAD
Lead: To guide. She will lead the team.
Lead: A heavy metal. Old pipes contain lead.
6. WIND AND WIND
Wind: Moving air. The wind is blowing.
Wind: To twist or coil. Wind the clock.
7. BASS AND BASS
Bass: Low musical sound. Turn up the bass.
Bass: Type of fish. He caught a bass.
8. CLOSE AND CLOSE
Close: Near. The shop is close.
Close: To shut. Close the door.
9. MINUTE AND MINUTE
Minute: 60 seconds. Wait a minute.
Minute: Very tiny. The bug is minute.
10. CONTENT AND CONTENT
Content: Material inside something. Check the content.
Content: Satisfied. She feels content.
11. OBJECT AND OBJECT
Object: A thing. That object is valuable.
Object: To oppose. I object to this plan.
12. PRESENT AND PRESENT
Present: A gift. I bought a present.
Present: Current time. Live in the present.
Present: To introduce. She will present her speech.
13. CONTRACT AND CONTRACT
Contract: An agreement. They signed a contract.
Contract: To shrink. Muscles contract in the cold.
14. REFUSE AND REFUSE
Refuse: To decline. I refuse to lie.
Refuse: Trash or waste. Throw the refuse away.
15. INVALID AND INVALID
Invalid: Not valid. Your ticket is invalid.
Invalid: Sick person. He’s caring for an invalid.
16. DESERT AND DESERT
Desert: Dry region. Camels live in the desert.
Desert: To abandon. He deserted his friend.
17. POLISH AND POLISH
Polish: From Poland. She is Polish.
Polish: To shine. Polish your shoes.
18. EXCUSE AND EXCUSE
Excuse: To forgive. Excuse my mistake.
Excuse: A reason or explanation. What’s your excuse?
19. COMPACT AND COMPACT
Compact: Small and tight. I have a compact mirror.
Compact: Agreement. They made a compact.
20. CONTEST AND CONTEST
Contest: A competition. He won the contest.
Contest: To challenge. She will contest the result.
21. PRODUCE AND PRODUCE
Produce: Fruits and veggies. Buy fresh produce.
Produce: To make or create. Farmers produce crops.
22. SUBJECT AND SUBJECT
Subject: A topic. Science is my subject.
Subject: To expose to. Don’t subject him to stress.
23. SEWER AND SEWER
Sewer: Waste water drain. The sewer smells.
Sewer: One who sews. She’s an expert sewer.
24. DOES AND DOES
Does: Female deer. We saw three does.
Does: Third person singular ‘do’. She does her work.
25. LEFT AND LEFT
Left: Direction opposite of right. Turn left.
Left: Past tense of ‘leave’. He left early.
26. DOWN AND DOWN
Down: Toward below. Go down the stairs.
Down: Soft feathers. Her pillow is filled with down.
27. MATCH AND MATCH
Match: A contest. He won the match.
Match: Fire stick. Strike a match.
28. ROCK AND ROCK
Rock: Stone. A rock hit the window.
Rock: To sway. Rock the baby gently.
29. SPRING AND SPRING
Spring: Season. Spring is warm.
Spring: To jump. He sprang up.
Spring: Coil. The spring broke.
30. BAT AND BAT
Bat: Flying mammal. A bat flew by.
Bat: Stick for hitting. Swing the bat!
31. RING AND RING
Ring: Jewelry circle. She wore a gold ring.
Ring: Sound of a bell. The phone will ring.
32. WATCH AND WATCH
Watch: To look at. Watch the game.
Watch: A timepiece. Where’s my watch?
33. WELL AND WELL
Well: Healthy. She feels well.
Well: Hole for water. Draw water from the well.
34. BARK AND BARK
Bark: Tree cover. The bark is rough.
Bark: Dog’s sound. The bark woke me.
35. LIE AND LIE
Lie: Recline. Lie down.
Lie: Not true. Never tell a lie.
36. FINE AND FINE
Fine: Okay. It’s fine.
Fine: A fee. Pay the fine.
37. LIGHT AND LIGHT
Lie: Not true. Never tell a lie.
36. FINE AND FINE
Fine: Okay. It’s fine.
Fine: A fee. Pay the fine.
37. LIGHT AND LIGHT
Light: Brightness. Switch on the light.
Light: Not heavy. The bag is light.
38. CHANGE AND CHANGE
Change: Make different. Change your shirt.
Change: Coins returned. Keep the change.
39. FAIR AND FAIR
Fair: Just. Be fair.
Fair: Festival. They went to the fair.
40. PLAY AND PLAY
Play: Fun activity. Kids play outside.
Play: Drama. We watched a play.
41. CURRENT AND CURRENT
Current: Now. Current trends matter.
Current: Flow of water. The river’s current is strong.
42. PARK AND PARK
Park: Green space. Meet me at the park.
Park: Stop a car. Park your vehicle.
43. WAVE AND WAVE
Wave: Move hand. Wave goodbye.
Wave: Moving water. A wave hit the shore.
44. JAM AND JAM
Jam: Fruit spread. I love jam.
Jam: Block or squeeze. Don’t jam the drawer.
45. DUCK AND DUCK
Duck: Bird. A duck swam.
Duck: Lower your head. Duck or hit your head!
46. DATE AND DATE
Date: Day. What’s the date?
Date: Romantic outing. They went on a date.
Date: Fruit. Dates are sweet.
47. TRIP AND TRIP
Trip: Journey. A road trip.
Trip: Stumble. Don’t trip!
48. CAN AND CAN
Can: Able to. I can swim.
Can: Container. Open the can.
49. FILE AND FILE
File: Folder for papers. Put it in a file.
File: Tool to smooth. Use a nail file.
50. SHED AND SHED
Shed: Small building. The tool shed.
Shed: To lose. Snakes shed skin.
51. FLY AND FLY
Fly: To move in air. Birds fly.
Fly: Insect. A fly buzzed by.
Light: Not heavy. The bag is light.
38. CHANGE AND CHANGE
Change: Make different. Change your shirt.
Change: Coins returned. Keep the change.
39. FAIR AND FAIR
Fair: Just. Be fair.
Fair: Festival. They went to the fair.
40. PLAY AND PLAY
Play: Fun activity. Kids play outside.
Play: Drama. We watched a play.
41. CURRENT AND CURRENT
Current: Now. Current trends matter.
Current: Flow of water. The river’s current is strong.
42. PARK AND PARK
Park: Green space. Meet me at the park.
Park: Stop a car. Park your vehicle.
43. WAVE AND WAVE
Wave: Move hand. Wave goodbye.
Wave: Moving water. A wave hit the shore.
44. JAM AND JAM
Jam: Fruit spread. I love jam.
Jam: Block or squeeze. Don’t jam the drawer.
45. DUCK AND DUCK
Duck: Bird. A duck swam.
Duck: Lower your head. Duck or hit your head!
46. DATE AND DATE
Date: Day. What’s the date?
Date: Romantic outing. They went on a date.
Date: Fruit. Dates are sweet.
47. TRIP AND TRIP
Trip: Journey. A road trip.
Trip: Stumble. Don’t trip!
48. CAN AND CAN
Can: Able to. I can swim.
Can: Container. Open the can.
49. FILE AND FILE
File: Folder for papers. Put it in a file.
File: Tool to smooth. Use a nail file.
50. SHED AND SHED
Shed: Small building. The tool shed.
Shed: To lose. Snakes shed skin.
51. FLY AND FLY
Fly: To move in air. Birds fly.
Fly: Insect. A fly buzzed by.
52. PLANE AND PLANE
Plane: Aircraft. The plane landed.
Plane: Carpenter’s tool. Use a plane on wood.
53. KIND AND KIND
Kind: Type. What kind is it?
Kind: Caring. She is kind.
54. COOL AND COOL
Cool: Slightly cold. The air is cool.
Cool: Trendy. That’s so cool!
55. STALK AND STALK
Stalk: Plant stem. Corn stalk.
Stalk: To follow secretly. He tried to stalk her.
56. CLUB AND CLUB
Club: Group or society. Join the club.
Club: Weapon or bat. He swung the club.
57. FIRM AND FIRM
Firm: Solid. The bed is firm.
Firm: Business. A law firm.
58. FAST AND FAST
Fast: Quick. He runs fast.
Fast: Abstain from food. They fast for a day.
59. MINE AND MINE
Mine: Belonging to me. It’s mine.
Mine: Underground source. A coal mine.
60. SOUND AND SOUND
Sound: Noise. What’s that sound?
Sound: In good condition. The boat is sound.
61. TIRE AND TIRE
Tire: Car wheel part. Change the tire.
Tire: To get exhausted. Don’t tire yourself.
62. BANK AND BANK
Bank: Financial institution. Visit the bank.
Bank: River edge. Sit on the bank.
63. SEASON AND SEASON
Season: Time of year. Winter is cold.
Season: To flavor food. Season the soup.
64. PUPIL AND PUPIL
Pupil: Student. The pupil studies.
Pupil: Eye’s center. The pupil dilates.
65. ARM AND ARM
Arm: Body part. Raise your arm.
Arm: Weapons. Arm yourself.
66. DUST AND DUST
Dust: Fine particles. Clean the dust.
Dust: To sprinkle. Dust sugar on cake.
67. FAN AND FAN
Fan: Air cooler. Turn on the fan.
Fan: Admirer. He’s her biggest fan.
68. LAME AND LAME
Lame: Disabled in movement. A lame horse.
Lame: Weak excuse. That’s a lame excuse.
69. STAND AND STAND
Stand: Be on feet. Stand up.
Stand: Stall or booth. Hot dog stand.
70. SEAL AND SEAL
Seal: Marine animal. A seal clapped.
Seal: To close tight. Seal the envelope.
71. TANK AND TANK
Tank: Container. Water tank.
Tank: Military vehicle. An army tank.
72. TRUNK AND TRUNK
Trunk: Car storage. Open the trunk.
Trunk: Elephant’s nose. The trunk is long.
73. WATCH AND WATCH
Watch: To look at. Watch him play.
Watch: Timepiece. My watch stopped.
74. MARK AND MARK
Mark: A sign or spot. A pencil mark.
Mark: To label. Mark your name.
75. NUMBER AND NUMBER
Number: Numeral. Pick a number.
Number: More numb. My leg’s number.
By Dr. Chris Nwachukwu.
Dust: To sprinkle. Dust sugar on cake.
67. FAN AND FAN
Fan: Air cooler. Turn on the fan.
Fan: Admirer. He’s her biggest fan.
68. LAME AND LAME
Lame: Disabled in movement. A lame horse.
Lame: Weak excuse. That’s a lame excuse.
69. STAND AND STAND
Stand: Be on feet. Stand up.
Stand: Stall or booth. Hot dog stand.
70. SEAL AND SEAL
Seal: Marine animal. A seal clapped.
Seal: To close tight. Seal the envelope.
71. TANK AND TANK
Tank: Container. Water tank.
Tank: Military vehicle. An army tank.
72. TRUNK AND TRUNK
Trunk: Car storage. Open the trunk.
Trunk: Elephant’s nose. The trunk is long.
73. WATCH AND WATCH
Watch: To look at. Watch him play.
Watch: Timepiece. My watch stopped.
74. MARK AND MARK
Mark: A sign or spot. A pencil mark.
Mark: To label. Mark your name.
75. NUMBER AND NUMBER
Number: Numeral. Pick a number.
Number: More numb. My leg’s number.
By Dr. Chris Nwachukwu.
Words like that are called Homographs.
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Cloud: relating to the atmosphere
applications, files stored in online server
Server: computer/system that provides service over a network.
A person that serves food.
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Read- present tense
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Homographs...
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ReplyDeleteCrane - a kind of bird
ReplyDeleteCrane - a machine used to lift objects
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Bear. Large omnivorous animal.
ReplyDeleteBear. Carry weight of object.
Bear. Tolerate stress.
Key. Small door metal device.
Key. Important issue or fact.
Too. In addition to.
Too. A higher degree or level.
Leaves. To go away.
Leaves. Plural of a leaf.
Fluke. Chance or luck.
Fluke. Parasite attacking liver.
Die. Pass away.
Die. Eager for something.
Tender. Young not old.
Tender. Soft not tough.
Tender. Submit a proof.
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ReplyDeleteMinute: can be a unit of time(noun) OR something very small(adjective)
Content: can mean being satisfied(adjective) OR subject matter of something(noun)
Tear: can be to rip something apart(verb) OR a drop of liquid from the eye(noun)
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Polish has a third meaning.
ReplyDeleteA used for giving surfaces a smooth look when rubbed in.
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See and sea
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