Enjoy Your English
Would you like to react to this message? Create an account in a few clicks or log in to continue.


 
HomeGallerySearchLatest imagesRegisterLog inAll MailMessengers
Think why you are in this world.
Stay Informed
Be Informed of What is New on Time !!
Leave Your Email Address to Tell You :
Email:

 

Confusing Words Part I

View previous topic View next topic Go down 
Author Message
heron

heron


Age : 39 Registration date : 2008-08-30 Number of posts : 133 Location : Heaven
Character sheet
best pet: Dinosaur

Confusing Words Part I Vide
PostSubject: Confusing Words Part I   Confusing Words Part I Icon_minitimeFri Mar 13, 2009 2:33 am

.

Hi all,
I like to introduce some confusing words to you. These words are the same pronunciation but with different spelling and different meaning, just concentrate and try to differentiate between them.


Confusing Words Part I Look-anim

its
it's


in tensionintention

intenseintents

instanceinstants

ininn

idleidolidyl
I
ayeeye
huehew

hourour

hoopwhoop

holyholeywhollyholly
holewhole

hoarsehorse

hoardhordewhored
hoarhoerwhore

higherhire

himhymn

hihiehigh
hurtshertz

heardherd

hearhere

healheel

hayshaze

hayhey

hartheart

harehair

hangarhanger

halvehave

hailhale

guiseguys

guestguessed

greavegrieve

Greecegrease

graftgraphed

genesjeans

geljell

gaoljail

friezefreeze

fraisefraysphrase
foulfowl

forthfourth

forforefour
flourflower

flewfluflue
flecksflex

fleaflee

firfur

findfined

farefair

youeweyew
wreakwreck


edited by me
Back to top Go down
Admin
Admin
Admin


Age : Registration date : 2008-08-27 Number of posts : 80 Location :
Character sheet
best pet:

Confusing Words Part I Vide
PostSubject: Re: Confusing Words Part I   Confusing Words Part I Icon_minitimeMon Mar 30, 2009 12:32 am

Very Great

Thank you for your efforts VERY MUCH
Back to top Go down
http://www.enjoyyourenglish.co.cc

Confusing Words Part I

View previous topic View next topic Back to top 
Page 1 of 1

Permissions in this forum: You cannot reply to topics in this forum
Enjoy Your English :: English Grammar :: English Grammar -
Free forum | ©phpBB | Free forum support | Report an abuse | Forumotion.com