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In English there a lot of words that have similar spelling but they have different meanings and they might be pronounced differently too.
Let’s have a look at some words, with examples, to try and correct the mistakes that students often make.
desert / dessert
Camels can travel great distances across hot , dry deserts with little food or water.
I like to eat chocolate cake and ice-cream for dessert.
to / too / two
We are going to play football this afternoon.
Please give this to your teacher.
I am too hot and too tired to play football.
There are two new students in my class.
there / their / they’re
Are there any swimming pools in your area ?
The children have lost their bags. They can’t find them anywhere.
They’re ( they are ) going to look in the library and the classrooms for their bags.
dairy / diary
Have you ever tasted milk at a dairy farm ? It’s delicious.
My sister writes in her diary every night before she goes to bed.
flower / flour
I bought some flowers for my mum’s birthday.
The recipe says that we need 700g of flour to make the cake.
receipt / recipe
After paying for something , the cashier will give you the receipt to show that you have paid for it.
Biscuits are easy to bake. Just look for a simple recipe from the Internet.
I’ll / aisle
I’ll see you after school tomorrow.
Our seats are 7 and 8 in aisle G. They are in the middle , not too close to the screen.
stationery / stationary
Before the new school year , I need to buy a lot of new stationery for my children.
Mike wasn’t looking while riding his bicycle , so he ran into the back of the stationary car.
Can you understand the meanings for these words ?
For more information , go to www.dictionary.com , you can also click on the button to hear how these words are pronounced.
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In English there a lot of words that have similar spelling but they have different meanings and they might be pronounced differently too.
Let’s have a look at some words, with examples, to try and correct the mistakes that students often make.
desert / dessert
Camels can travel great distances across hot , dry deserts with little food or water.
I like to eat chocolate cake and ice-cream for dessert.
to / too / two
We are going to play football this afternoon.
Please give this to your teacher.
I am too hot and too tired to play football.
There are two new students in my class.
there / their / they’re
Are there any swimming pools in your area ?
The children have lost their bags. They can’t find them anywhere.
They’re ( they are ) going to look in the library and the classrooms for their bags.
dairy / diary
Have you ever tasted milk at a dairy farm ? It’s delicious.
My sister writes in her diary every night before she goes to bed.
flower / flour
I bought some flowers for my mum’s birthday.
The recipe says that we need 700g of flour to make the cake.
receipt / recipe
After paying for something , the cashier will give you the receipt to show that you have paid for it.
Biscuits are easy to bake. Just look for a simple recipe from the Internet.
I’ll / aisle
I’ll see you after school tomorrow.
Our seats are 7 and 8 in aisle G. They are in the middle , not too close to the screen.
stationery / stationary
Before the new school year , I need to buy a lot of new stationery for my children.
Mike wasn’t looking while riding his bicycle , so he ran into the back of the stationary car.
Can you understand the meanings for these words ?
For more information , go to www.dictionary.com , you can also click on the button to hear how these words are pronounced.
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In English there a lot of words that have similar spelling but they have different meanings and they might be pronounced differently too.
Let’s have a look at some words, with examples, to try and correct the mistakes that students often make.
desert / dessert
Camels can travel great distances across hot , dry deserts with little food or water.
I like to eat chocolate cake and ice-cream for dessert.
to / too / two
We are going to play football this afternoon.
Please give this to your teacher.
I am too hot and too tired to play football.
There are two new students in my class.
there / their / they’re
Are there any swimming pools in your area ?
The children have lost their bags. They can’t find them anywhere.
They’re ( they are ) going to look in the library and the classrooms for their bags.
dairy / diary
Have you ever tasted milk at a dairy farm ? It’s delicious.
My sister writes in her diary every night before she goes to bed.
flower / flour
I bought some flowers for my mum’s birthday.
The recipe says that we need 700g of flour to make the cake.
receipt / recipe
After paying for something , the cashier will give you the receipt to show that you have paid for it.
Biscuits are easy to bake. Just look for a simple recipe from the Internet.
I’ll / aisle
I’ll see you after school tomorrow.
Our seats are 7 and 8 in aisle G. They are in the middle , not too close to the screen.
stationery / stationary
Before the new school year , I need to buy a lot of new stationery for my children.
Mike wasn’t looking while riding his bicycle , so he ran into the back of the stationary car.
Can you understand the meanings for these words ?
For more information , go to www.dictionary.com , you can also click on the button to hear how these words are pronounced.
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