The document lists different types of homonyms and homophones. For homonyms, it provides word pairs where the words are spelled the same but have different meanings or parts of speech, such as "can" as a verb and noun. For homophones, it prompts the reader to provide words that sound identical but are spelled differently, such as "allowed" and "aloud". The document examines homonyms and homophones as examples of words with similar pronunciations or spellings but different meanings.
The document lists different types of homonyms and homophones. For homonyms, it provides word pairs where the words are spelled the same but have different meanings or parts of speech, such as "can" as a verb and noun. For homophones, it prompts the reader to provide words that sound identical but are spelled differently, such as "allowed" and "aloud". The document examines homonyms and homophones as examples of words with similar pronunciations or spellings but different meanings.
The document lists different types of homonyms and homophones. For homonyms, it provides word pairs where the words are spelled the same but have different meanings or parts of speech, such as "can" as a verb and noun. For homophones, it prompts the reader to provide words that sound identical but are spelled differently, such as "allowed" and "aloud". The document examines homonyms and homophones as examples of words with similar pronunciations or spellings but different meanings.
(Mnemosyne Supplements - Monographs On Greek and Latin Language and Literature 364) Brenda Griffith-Williams-A Commentary On Selected Speeches of Isaios-Brill Academic Publishers (2013)