Homonyms | Examples of 50 homonyms | English Vocabulary | Homophones | Homographs

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We’ve already explained the difference between homophones, homographs and homonyms. You can find it here - • English Homophones, Ho...
In this video you will find 50 homonyms
0:00 Intro
0:33 Homonyms A-C
4:54 Homonyms D-F
6:58 Homonyms G-K
8:05 Homonyms L-M
9:27 Homonyms N-P
10:23 Homonyms R-Y
#learnenglishwithtonguemation#homonyms

[@gangammagangamma3271]

Thanks

[@rubensdeliz]

Thanks for your explanations. My examples are mouse, crane and well.

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

You are welcome Rubens! Thank you for your comments! 😀

[@manojkumar-vg1eq]

This is the only topic or any another video pls tell me Madam

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Hi Manoj! 😊
You can check out this video -> ua-cam.com/video/rhY9kuReOdA/v-deo.html
Enjoy! 😄

[@LaurelsLearningLab]

As an English teacher, I usually teach homophones - sea and see - or homographs - read and read (past tense). But this group of words is the same spelling but different meanings - equally or more important for new English learners! 🤔

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Laurel, I'd say that all these are important to be tought so the learners don't mix the words.

[@LaurelsLearningLab]

Yes it's important that these are all taught 👍

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Do you know any other homonyms? 😃Share in the comments below 😃😉

[@shahabuddin3772]

Nail nail

[@abstabs5782]

Uwu uwu water watah

[@adilsinan7637]

I wroted

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[@shivanipalani8047]

Stupendous videos, indeed thanks a million for making this video

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

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[@loveordonio5782]

Noooooooo

[@loveordonio5782]

Is not

[@shivanipalani8047]

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[@malakahmedmohamed850]

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[@Justeditz518]

Thanks ❤

[@SwathiR-ny4os]

🎉🎉thanks a lot

[@Kumari.SKummi]

Thank you for your explanation

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Glad you found it useful👌😀

[@adrianflorence2463]

what good examples it can really help somebody out😃

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Hi Adrian! Thanks, we're glad you think so 😃

[@Christiannazarioalt]

2, 3, 4, 5

[@krishchudasama4835]

Thank you 🙏🙏

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

You're welcome Krish 😊

[@piumalitennakoon1995]

Thank you very much your great explanation..

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Glad it was helpful! 😄

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[@poojahosur2494]

Thank You for this video

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[@ghasiramnaik24]

One of the good topic

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Thanks @ghasiramnaik24 😃👍

[@ikestra_]

Thanks for you explanation

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

You are welcome 😀

[@pushpasrinivas2122]

Homonyms of order change and trunk in sentence

[@AAEntertainment92]

Homonyms(bat,bat etc ) others examples

[@bashiruosman473]

Good work.
Well done. ❤

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Thanks 😉 we're glad you're enjoyed the video.

[@juliannealfante9955]

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[@makardhwajmishra2884]

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[@sathminageethanjana9594]

I am sri Lankan, This lesson is very important , Thank for teach it 😊

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

You are welcome Sathmina and we're glad that you found it useful! 😍

[@adilsinan7637]

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[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Glad you enjoyed it🥳🥳🥳

[@masteransari9568]

Mouse(rat):1 and 2:Mouse(part of computer)

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Mouse (a small rodent). A rat = also a rodent. Good example though, thanks Master Ansari!😃

[@sureshgautam1301]

Confuse between homonyms and homogeaphs plz explain

[@ranganathahr5393]

Marks 1 one is , how much we get in test and 2 one is , marking the attendance. And one more is mouse 1 one is , an animal 2 one is, mouse used in computers 🖥.

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Thanks for sharing @ranganathahr5393 😀👏

[@asai4228]

love your videos!😇

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Great to hear that😃👍

[@danielemmanuel8516]

That will really help for my IRead test my example is quail [the bird] quail [to cringe]

[@omarmohammadiswki9889]

brake when we brake something for example glass and brake the brake fast time for example i eat my food in brake fast time

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Hi! The word you described is spelled slightly different, notice here - BREAK (e.g. a coffee break [noun] or to cause something to break [verb], e.g. break a window). The word BRAKE [a noun] a device that makes a vehicle stop (My bicycle has no brakes on.) or [a verb] to make a vehicle go slower or stop (e.g. Please, brake gently on icy roads!). Hope that helps! 😄👍 And thank you for your comments!

[@user-vs8nf7qt4e]

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[@kidsngcamu8763]

Scale

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Great! 😀

[@swatiwahul7162]

Crane and round

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Hi, @swatiwahul7162, would you like to elaborate on your examples? 😀

[@nagarajgawli4586]

😊😊😊😊

[@ankitmahar4882]

Fan- device and Fan- admirer

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

That's a great example👌

[@shaistaansari9506]

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[@Shozy-ur7uh]

Light

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Good one 👌

[@user-bt2ci6bp9d]

Can - can
Left -left
Capital - capital
Iron -iron

[@user-wc3bw1ep5s]

Pen spruce scale

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😄❤️

[@Ravishankar-fg6kz]

😮

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😃

[@adilsinan7637]

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[@omarmohammadiswki9889]

bow front part of boats and bow a webon that we kill animal with

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

😀 Thanks for these examples!

[@DhaneshwarMahto-fg5vx]

Write sentence of this homonyms

[@veronahawthorne9073]

My name is Kaylee the other one is sun and son

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Hi Kaylee, thanks for your comment, except sun and son are homophones 😉👍

[@ranjithabagaderanjitha9125]

Bow,bark,rose,puch,row,

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Ranjitha Bagade Ranjitha, these are great examples. Well done😀😉

[@hovhanneshovhannisyan9959]

Well, cricket, bank

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

😀👏Thanks for sharing!

[@Thegamerop6789]

Not in only baseball in cricket also you America

[@Fabiotavares92]

Very good teacher🤗🤗🤗

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Glad you think so, Fádocavaco! 😀 Thank you

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[@manvisachan8259]

Thanks for your explanation 👍 🙂

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Glad it was helpful!

[@hovhanneshovhannisyan9959]

Change the colour of hair is DYE. Not Die

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

😱 Well done for spotting the mistake! Idk how we have missed it. It's removed from the vid now! Thanks 👏

[@user-le6rv6jz4q]

Palm like play slip pass tail

[@omarmohammadiswki9889]

mouse the animal and the key board mouse

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Animal and a computer mouse, great examples, thanks! 😀👏

[@goutam5724]

Hi

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Hi, @goutam5724! 😊

[@FarazKhan-rm4gd]

1Worn tired and worn past form of wear.2 bore second form of bear. Bore second from of birth.3

[@tahaferoz9184]

Beat 1 hitting 2 to lose some one

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Hi @tahaferoz9184, beat is a good example, however it doesn't mean to lose someone. Beat = to do better than someone, to hit something/one repeatedly, to be extremely tired, and so on... 😀👏 so a great example overall! Thanks

[@adilsinan7637]

Well =one gets underground water from here
Well=state of feeling good

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

These are perfect examples indeed👌😃

[@amandacousins928]

Hail

[@nigarsultana4097]

Hail to you

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Thanks, a good example! 😀

[@shailendrakumarsingh1505]

close

[@SaifMohamed-lz6hm]

Cameraman a man who takes pictures and cameraman who is in skibidi toilet 😏😏😏

[@magiwie8646]

Park: 1 - a place, 2 - you can park your car

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

😀 a good one

[@uthayakumaruthaya684]

Cricket

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Great example 👍 🏏 & 🦗

[@joycea.torrefiel6913]

Tdv

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

?? 🙂

[@malakahmedmohamed850]

​@@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472 She meant nothing,it was probably just an accident and she pressed too many buttons

[@maxineramz4464]

Arent these homographs?

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

This is a good question. The word homograph means "same writing" (in latin) and it's worth mentioning that the word homophone means "same sound". Homonyms however combine both of them so it is the same writing, same pronunciation and, off course, different meaning. In conclusion, you could say that every homonym is also a homograph. This is all explained in another video: ua-cam.com/video/rhY9kuReOdA/v-deo.html
Hope that helps.

[@khalifakabeer-sl4qx]

Kind and sweet and sour but not like a sweet and spicy sauce

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Hi, Khalifa Kabeer. What do you mean? 😉

[@shahabuddin3772]

Week And Weak

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Great example Shahab 😊

[@manjulahr9673]

It is homophones

[@shahabuddin3772]

@@manjulahr9673 ok

[@shahabuddin3772]

@@manjulahr9673 thank you

[@shahabuddin3772]

For

[@Muhmmadsobannomananabiareja]

Keep quiet

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

????

[@mothedr9369]

useless

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

awww thanks for that 'useless' comment 😂😘

[@swarnalathag9787]

Thanks ❤

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

You're welcome 😊

[@chandum3152]

Thanks for you explanation

[@learnenglishwithtonguemati5472]

Glad it was helpful Chandu! 😊