Grammar: Homographs (Monday; 2/11)

K: Know the definition of homographs.
U: Understand how to identify homographs.
D: Sort out words that sound the same.

Words of the Day
1. Homograph
2. Homophone

Homograph


homograph is one of a group of words that have the same spelling but have different sounds and meanings. They can also have different pronunciations.

Examples:
  • Does (plural for female deer) and does (singular form of 'do').
  • Lead (to go first) and lead (a type of metal).
  • Present (a gift) and present (to show).
  • Produce (to create) and produce (fresh fruits/vegetables).
Can you think of any words that share the same spelling but have different sounds and meanings?

Task Time

Please refer to your workbook, page 25 for today's task. Write your answers in your workbook. I will mark and check once school reopens.

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