SECTION SEVEN HOMOPHONES
Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings.
hUmUhV‘Únß Homophones BaküEdlmansemøgdUcKña k¾b¨uEnþmann&yxusKña
hUmUhV‘Únß Homophones Ga are KWCa evIdß words Bakü EDt that Edl esanþ sound semøg eDI the esm same dUcKña át´ but k¾b¨uEnþ Ehv have man
DivevIernÞ different mIðnigß meanings manGtþn&y EGnþ and ehIynWg es<løigß spellings karRbkbGkßrxusKña enan n nams&BÞ.
1. Air:
Air is the mixture of gases that we breathe.
I need fresh air.
eG‘or Air xßl´:
eG‘or Air va Gis is KWCa eDI the mikßeQI mixture eG‘av of kasIus gases xßl´layKña EDt that Edl vVÍ we BYkeyIgTaMgGs´Kña RbúIðs‘ ¬RbIðút breathe dkdegHImecjcUl.
Gay I xJúM nIud need RtÚvkar eRv¨sH‘ fresh eG‘or air xßl´fµI
enan n nams&BÞ.
Heir:
The word heir is a person who receives or has the right to receive another person’s property.
He is heir to the throne.
eG‘or Heir GñkTTUlmrtkBIBYC ¬bgbðÚn:
eDI The evVId word Bakü eG‘or heir va Gis is CaBaküfa eG a epIswn person mnusßmñak´ hY who GñkNaEdl ersIuvß ¬rIsIuvß receives GacTTYlyk G‘r or ¬ Ehs has GñkEdl eDI the ért right mansiTi§RtimRtÚv FY to edIm,Inwg ersuIv receive TTYlyk GaNaeDI another epIswn’s person’s RpÚepITI property RTBüsm,tþiGVIBIbgbðÚnrbs´eK.
hI He Kat´ Gis is KWCa eG‘or heir BYCBg´sþac´ FY to nwg eDI the Rs‘Ún throne esayraCüelIblø&g enan noun nams&BÞ.
Heir / enan n nams&BÞ.
2. Be:
The word be is to have or exist.
I will be here soon.
b‘Í Be nwgGac:
eDI The evVId word Bakü b‘Í be b‘Íen¼ Gis is KW FY to edIm,Inwg Ehv have manrs´ G‘r or ¬ GIkßisFig exist manCIvitrs´enA.
Gay I xJúM vVilø will nwg b‘Í be Gacmk eho here TIen¼ s‘Yn soon enAkñúgeBlbnþiceTot (y¨agqab´ ¬rh&s) evIb v kiriyasBÞ.
Bee:
Bee is an insect with a hairy body, and four wings.
He has allergic to bee stings.
b‘Í Bee stVXµMú:
b‘Í Bee va (stVXµMú) Gis is KWCa EGn an GineskÞ insect stVlðit viVtH with CamYynwg eG a ehorI hairy bDI body xøÜnvamaneramRkas´, EGnþ and ehIy v¨Yr four vVigß wings vamansøab4.
hI He Kat´ Ehs has man GalelICik allergic Rbtikmµ FY to CamYynwg b‘Í bee stVXµMú sÞigs stings Tic enan n nams&BÞ.
3. Collar:
Collar is anything that worn or placed around the neck.
This shirt has collar.
xUlelI collar kGav:
xUlelI Collar va Gis is KWCa eGnITig anything GVI@ EDt that Edl vVÜn worn ánBak´ G‘r or ¬ epþsßd placed ándak´enAkEnøg Gweranþ around mUlCMuvij eDI the nik: neck k.
Dis This esH‘Ít shirt Gaven¼ Ehs has man xUlelI collar k enan n nams&BÞ.
Color:
Color is the natural appearance of an object.
This flower has colors red, blue, and green.
xUelI Color BN’:
xUelI Color va (BN’en¼) Gis is KWCa eDI the EneQIrul natural FmµCati
Gapepoernsß appearance rUbragkay eG‘av of rbs´ EGn an
GUbeckÞÞ object vtSúGVI@1y¨ag.
Dis This v¨øaevVIs flower p;aen¼ Ehs has man xUlelI colors BN’ erd red Rkhm, bøÜ blue exov, EGnþ and ehIynwg RKIún green BN’ébtg (p;a1en¼vamanBN’3y¨agRkhm exov ehIynwgBN’ébtg) enan n nams&BÞ.
4. Here:
Here means in, at, or to the specific place or location.
Please wait here.
eho Here en¼ ¬enAkEnøgen¼:
eho Here TIen¼ mInß means manGtþn&yfa Gin in enAkñúg, EGt at enA, G‘r or ¬ FY to edIm,Inwg eDI the es<sivik specific niyay[cM@ epøsß place kEnøg G‘r or ¬ lUexswn location TIkEnøg.
pøÍs Please sUm evVt wait caM eho here enAkEnøgen¼ EGdevIb adv kiriyaviessn_.
Hear:
To receive sound with the ears.
Did you hear me?
ehor Hear \semøg:
FY To edIm,Inwg rIsIIuv receive TTYl esanþ sound semøg vitH with CamYynwg eDI the eGors ears Rtecokrbs´GñkTaMgBIr.
Did Did etI yY you Gñkán ehor hear \ mIu me xJúM¬eT?
Hear / evIb v kiriyasBÞ.
5. Hole:
A hollow place, or a small opening in the ground; an animal’s burrow.
The Chipmunk dug a hole in the backyard.
hUl Hole rn§:
eG A hUllU ¬hUllUvV hollow es<sß space kEnøgrn§ ¬kEnøgRbehag, G‘r or ¬ eG a esalø small GUepnig opening kEnøgebIk Gin in enAkñúg eDI the eRKanþ ground dI; EGn an EGnimul’s animal’s eb‘ÍrrU burrow rnVrbs´stV1enAkñúgdI.
eDI The qipmwg´ Chipmunk stVkMRbúk dak´ dug ánkay eG a hUl hole rn§1 Gin in enA eDI the Ebky¨at backyard xageRkaypÞ¼ enan n nams&BÞ.
Whole:
Not broken, complete, the total amount.
Johnny ate a whole pie.
hUl Whole eBj ¬RKb´TaMgGs´:
Nut Not mwn ¬Gt´ RbÚeKn broken ák´Ebk, xUmpøIút complete eBj ¬RKb´TaMgGs´, eDI the FUfl total Gwem¨anÞ amount mancMnYnRKb´TaMgGs´.
cnnuI Johnny cnnuI eGt ate ánjaM eG a hUl whole pay pie nMu1TaMgmUl EGdeckTIv adj KuNnam.
6. In:
In is a preposition.
I live in the city.
Gin In enAkñúg:
Gin In enAkñúg Gis is KWvaCa eG a eRppUsiswn preposition Gaytniát.
Gay I xJúM liv live rs´enA Gin in enAkñúg eDI the siTI City TIRkúg eG‘av of minnIGapUlis Minneapolis minnIGapUlis (eQµa¼TIRkúg).
Inn:
Inn is a small hotel for people who are travelling.
He plans to stay in the inn for three days on his trip.
Ginñ Inn pÞ¼sMNak´ ¬sNæaKar:
Ginñ Inn va Gis is KWCa eG a esµalø small hUefl hotel sNæaKartUc v¨Yr for sRmab´ pIpl (pIGUpl) people mnusß hY who NaEdl Ga are ERTevliøg travelling eFVIdMeNIreTAelgeTAkEnøgNamYy.
hI He Kat´ Epøns plans mankMeragkarN_ FY to edIm,Inwg esÞ stay sMNak´ Gin in enAkñúg eDI the Ginñ inn pÞ¼sMNak´ ¬sNÐaKar v¨Yr for Rs‘Íú three 3 eds days éfJ G‘n on enAelI his his Rtip trip kareFVIdMeNIredIrelgrbs´Kat´ enan n nams&BÞ.
7. Its:
Its is the possessive that belonging to it or having to do with it.
The cow has lost its collar.
Its color is blue.
Gits Its rbs´va:
Gits Its va Gis is KWva eDI the pUsesssIuv possessive én ¬Tak´TgeTAnwgRTBüsm,tiþ EDt that Edl b‘ÍLg belonging CakmµsiT§ FY to eTA Git it va G‘r or ¬ Ehvig having manTak´Tg FY to DY do vVitH with CamYynwg Git it va (manTak´TgeTAnwgrbs´ ¬stV).
eDI The exAvV cow stVeKamYyen¼ Ehs has LsÞ lost át´ Gits its xUlelI collar RbeLAkrbs´va.
Gits Its xalU&r ¬xaelI color BN’rbs´va Gis is KW bøÜ blue BN’exov RpÚenan pro sBVnam.
It’s means it is.
It’s raining (it is raining).
It’s been raining (it has been raining).
Git’s It’s va mInß means manGtþn&yfa Git It Gis is KWva.
Git’s It’s KWva eRtnig training ánhat´eron ¬sikßaGMBIviC¢aGVImYy (Git It Gis is KWva eRtnig training ánhat´eron ¬sikßaGMBIviC¢aGVImYy).
Git’s It’s KWva b‘Ín been eRtnig training ánhat´eron ¬sikßaGMBIviC¢aGVImYy (Git It Ehs has man b‘Ín been eRtnig training ánhat´eron ¬sikßaGMBIviC¢aGVImYy) enan n nams&BÞ.
8. Jeans:
Jeans are the clothes.
I like to wear jeans.
CIunß Jeans exaRkas´BN’exov:
CIunß Jeans va Ga are KWCa eDI the xøÚsÍ‘us clothes exaRkas´BN’exov.
Gay I xJúM élK like cUlcitþ FY to evVór wear esøók CIunß jeans exaxUvbU‘y.
Gene:
Gene is a tiny chromosome called DNA.
Genes make proteins to create a certain humankind.
CIun Gene sñÚlRKab´BYC1RKab´:
CIun Gene va Gis is KWCa eG a éfnI tiny RXÚmUsUm chromosome sñÚlRKab´BYCtUc1 xlød called eKehAeQµa¼vafa DIGineG DNA RKab´BYCEdlenAkñúg Rcv¨ak´RbÚetGIun.
CIunß Genes sñÚlRKab´BYC1 emK make eFVI ¬beg;It RpÚefGinß proteins CatiRbÚetGuIneRcIny¨ag FY to edIm,Inwg RkðIeGt create éqµRbdit eG a es‘Íefn certain hüÜEmnxad humankind mnusßelakBiteTAtamBYC enan n nams&BÞ.
9. Mail:
Anything that you send in the envelope by post office.
The mail is late today.
em¨l Mail sMbuRt:
eGnITig Anything rbs´GVI@ EDt that Edl yY you Gñk esnþ send epJI Gin in enAkñúg eDI the GInevLÚv envelope eRsamsMbuRt áy by tam pUsÞ post eG‘avvies‘Í office éRbsNIy_ ¬bu¨s_þsMbuRt.
eDI The em¨l mail sMbuRt Gis is elt late mkyWt FYed today éf¶en¼ enan n nams&BÞ.
Male:
A male is relating to men or boys.
The two men get on the bus.
em¨l Male mnuusßRbús:
em¨l male mnuusßRbús Gis is KWva er ¬rIelFig relating Tak´Tg FY to eTAnwg emn men mnuusßRbúseRcInnak´ G‘r or ¬ bUyß boys ekµgRbúseRcInnak´.
eDI The F‘Y two emn men mnuusßRbús2nak´ ekt get eLIg G‘n on eTAelI eDI the eb‘Ís bus LanRkugFM ¬rfynþFM@sRmab´dwkmnuusß EGdeckTIv adj KuNnam.
10. Might:
Might is a great force or power, ability to do something.
He lift the boxes with all his might.
émt Might RbEhlCa:
émt Might RbEhlCa Gis is KWvaCa eG a eRKðt great v¨Yrsß force kmøaMgrujxøaMg G‘r or ¬k_ pUevVI power kmøaMg, eGbiliFI ability smµtiþPaB FY to edIm,Inwg DY do eFVI saMTig something rbs´GVImYy.
his His Kat´ livÞ lift elIk eDI the bkßIs boxes LaMgeRcIn vVitH with CamYy eGalø all his his Kat´ émt might kmøaMgxøaMgrbs´Kat´.
Mite:
Mites are the small insect that lives anywhere on human body.
Many people have an allergy to dust mites.
émtß Mite stVlðitEdlrs´enAkñúgpÞ¼elIEs,keyIg:
émtß Mites stVlðit@ Ga are eDI the esµalø small GineskÞ insect stVlðittUc@CaeRcIn EDt that Edl Layvs ¬Layvß lives vars´enA eGnIva anywhere RKb´TIkEnøg G‘n on enAelI hüÜEmn human bDI body rbs´mnusß.
m¨anI Many pIpl people mnusßCaeRcIn Ehv have man EGn an GalelICI allergy karRbtikmµ FY to eTAnwg eDIsÞ dust
lMGgFYlIGacm_rbs´stVeQµa¼ émtß mites stVlðit@CaeRcInEdlvars´enAelIEs,keyIg enan n nams&BÞ.
11. Need:
Something that one wants or must have.
I have a need to be with my family.
nIud Need RtÚvkarcaMác´:
saMTig Something rbs´GVI EDt that Edl evOn´ one epIswn person mnusßmñak´ evVOnÞs wants cg´án G‘r or ¬ m¨asÞ must RtÚvEt Ehv have man.
Gay I xJúM Ehv have mankar eG a nIud need RtÚvkarcaMác´ FY to edIm,Inwg b‘Í be enA vVitH with CamYynwg m¨ay my v¨amilI family RkúmRKÜsarrbs´xJúM.
Knead:
To mix by pressing, folding, and pulling.
She kneaded the bread dough with her hands.
nIðd Knead Rcác´emµAeFVInM:
FY To edIm,Inwg mikß mix lay áy by edaysar eRpssig pressing dak´kmøaMgédkg;at´BIelI ¬kmøaMgruj, v¨Uldig folding bt´, EGnþ and ehIynwg pYløig pulling Taj.
sH‘Íú She nag nIðdþ kneaded Rcác´ eDI the eRbðd bread dUv dough emßAeFVInMb&ug vVitH with CamYynwg eh‘Í her Ehnþs hands édTaMgBIrrbs´nag. evIb v kiriyasBÞ.
12. Nun:
Nun is a woman who is a member of a religious group. Nuns promise to live, serve, and obey God.
Nn Nun dUnCI yayCI:
Nn Nun dUnCI Gis is KWCa eG a v¨YEmn woman RsþImñak´ hY who NaEdl Gis is Ca eG a emmeb‘Í member smaCik eG‘av of rbs´ eG a rIlieCos religious sasna RKÜp group mYyRkúm. Nnß Nuns dUnCITaMgGs´ena¼ RpÚmis promise snüa FY to edIm,Inwg liv live rs´enA, es‘Ív serve bMerI, EGnþ and ehIynwg GUeb obey eFVItam kd God RB¼.
None:
No person or thing, not one.
No way; not at all.
None of the candies are left.
Nn None Kµan ¬mwnman:
NU No Kµan epIswn person GñkNamñak´ G‘r or ¬ Tig thing rbs´GVI@, Nut not Kµan ev¨Ón´ one mYy.
Nn No Kµan evV way pøÚveT; Nut not EGt at eGalø all KµanTaMgGs´.
Nn None Kµan eG‘av of eDW the ExnDIs candies s;rRKab´ Ga are eG‘av of elvÞ¨ left sl´eT EGdevIb adv kiriyaviessn_.
13. Owe:
Owe is a verb. I have to pay or repay. I owe twenty dollars to my son.
She owes him for many favors.
GU Owe karCMBak´Rák´:
GU Owe Gis is KWCa eG a evIb verb Bakü.
FY To Ehv have RtÚvøEt FY to ep pay bg´Rák´ G‘r or ¬ erep repay bg´Rák´[eKvij. Gay I xJúM GU owe CMBak´Rák´ eFVnTI twenty DulLas dollars FY to m¨ay my san´ son kUnRbúsrbs´xJúM20dUlLa.
sH‘Íú She nag GUs owes CMBak´ him him v¨Yr for m¨anI many ev¨evIrs favors karRsLaj´CYyrbs´Kat´eRcIndg.
Oh:
Oh is an interjection.
It is a word used to express surprise, pain, or other feelings. Oh! I can’t believe he did that!
GU Oh GU!
GU Oh GU Gis is KWCa EGn an GineFIeckswn interjection karPJak´ ¬RbqaMg.
Git It va Gis is KWCa eG a evIVd word Bakü yYsþ used eRbI FY to edIm,Inwg GIkßeRpsß express sMEdg[eXIj es‘ÍéRps surprise karPJak´, epn pain QW, G‘r or ¬ GaeDII other ev¨oligs feelings manGarmµN_epßg@BIKña.
GU Oh GU! Gay I xJúM Exn’t can’t mwnGac b‘ÍlIv believe eCOfa hI he Kat´ Did did áneFVI EDt that GBaw¢gesa¼! GineFIeckswn Interjection {Tans&BÞ.
14. To:
The word to is a preposition in the direction of, toward.
What time do you leave? I leave at 6:30 a.m.
Give this key to me.
FY To mk ¬eTA:
eDI The evIVd word Bakü FY to mk ¬eTA Gis is vaKWCa eDI the eRppUsiswn preposition Gaytniát1 (vaRáb´GMBIem¨ag Ráb´TisedA bBa¢ak´Bakü) Gin in enAkñúg eDI the Dierkswn direction Tis eG‘av of rbs´, FYevVId toward Rtg´eTAmux.
vtþ What etI fam time em¨agbu¨nµan DY do yY you Gñk lIðv leave ecjeTA? Gay I xJúM lIðv leave ecjeTA EGt at enAem¨ag sikß-es‘ÍTI em¨ag6knø¼ 6:30 eG a.Gimm. RBwk.
KIv Give [ Dis this XIu key kUnesa1en¼ FY to mk mIu me xJúM.
Too:
The word too is an adverb. In addition, also, likewise, extremely.
This soup is too hot!
FYr Too pgEdr:
eDI The evVId word Bakü FYr too pgEdr Gis is vaKWCa EGn an EGdevIb adverb kiriyaviessn_ (vaRáb´GMBIKuNPaBBIrbs´GVImYy). Gin In enAkñúg EGdDiswn addition karbUkrUmbEnSm (¬enAkñúgesckIþbEnSm), eGalsU also EfmTaMg, élKvV¨ays likewise EdldUcKñaCaTUeTA, GIkßRsúImlI extremely EdlsMxan´bMput.
Dis This sY‘p soup smøes¶ar Gis is en¼KWva FYr too ht´ hot ekþAxøaMgNas´!
FYr Too pgEdr / EGdevIb adv kiriyaviessn_.
15. Wear:
Wear is a verb, to put on the clothes.
I wear a hat.
She wears a dress.
va Wear Bak´exaGav:
va Wear Bak´ Gis is vaKWCa eG a evIb verb BaküEdlmancrNa, FY to edIm,Inwg pYt put esøókBak´ G‘n on eDI the xøÚs‘Íus clothes exaGav.
Gay I xJúM va wear Bak´ eG a Eht hat mYk.
sH‘Íú She nag vas wears Bak´ eG a eRdsß dress eGom.
evIb v kiriyasBÞ.
Where:
Where is an adverb, at or in what location?
Where did you get that crazy idea?
va Where kEnøgNa ¬TINa?
eDI The evVId word Bakü va where TINa Gis is vaKWCa EGn an EGdevIb adverb kiriyaviessn_ (vaRáb´GMBIKuNPaBBIrbs´GVImYy), EGt at enA G‘r or ¬ Gin in enAkñúg vtþ what lUexswn location TIkEnøgNa1?
va Where Did did etI yY you Gñk ekt get ándwg ¬ec¼ EDt that eRksuI crazy Gayedo idea Baküq;Üt@en¼mkBINa? EGdevIb adv kiriyaviessn_.
15. Wear:
Wear is a verb, to put on the clothes.
I wear a hat.
She wears a dress.
va Wear Bak´exaGav:
va Wear Bak´ Gis is vaKWCa eG a evIb verb BaküEdlmancrNa, FY to edIm,Inwg pYt put esøókBak´ G‘n on eDI the xøÚs‘Íus clothes exaGav.
Gay I xJúM va wear Bak´ eG a Eht hat mYk.
sH‘Íú She nag vas wears Bak´ eG a eRdsß dress eGom.
evIb v kiriyasBÞ.
Where:
Where is an adverb, at or in what location?
Where did you get that crazy idea?
va Where kEnøgNa ¬TINa?
eDI The evVId word Bakü va where TINa Gis is vaKWCa EGn an EGdevIb adverb kiriyaviessn_ (vaRáb´GMBIKuNPaBBIrbs´GVImYy), EGt at enA G‘r or ¬ Gin in enAkñúg vtþ what lUexswn location TIkEnøgNa1?
va Where Did did etI yY you Gñk ekt get ándwg ¬ec¼ EDt that eRksuI crazy Gayedo idea Baküq;Üt@en¼mkBINa? EGdevIb adv kiriyaviessn_.
