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Fun With Homophones

Stephanie Matschke
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Pages
92
Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Page Publishing, Inc.

About

Novice or dyed-in-the-wool word nerd, if you are already acquainted with homophones (words that sound alike but do not have the same spelling or meaning) and know just how fascinating or amusing they can be, you have come to the right book. In section 1, a whopping total of four hundred words await you and the homophones you must come up with for each word. Section 2 gives you a complete list of correct homophones, but as you must know, gratification comes only when you have given the game your best shot and before you peep at the homophones. Try out the game on yourself and a friend. Watch out, though: homophones can be addictive!

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