The employee's poor attitude peaked the manager's anger.
She was carrying a book bag made of canvass. apex
Jason went to the store and bought six pears and six apples
Here are some sentences that use the incorrect word from a pair (or more) of homophones (with the correct form in parenthesis after the sentence).*** Note that these uses are all INCORRECT.Their is a full moon out tonight. (There)They sold they're car. (their)There coming to visit us tomorrow. (They're)Bye the time they get here, the party will be over. (By)He wants to by a new lawn mower. (buy)He said buy to his friend as he left. (bye)He past his test with an A. (passed)She was sad at some things that happened in her passed. (past)The poll takers arrived to canvas the neighborhood (canvass).The sails were made of canvass. (canvas)His response to her grief seemed callus. (callous)
All of the above use this homonym pair correctly.
Homophones are words that sound the same, but have different meanings or uses... like to, two, and too. Homonyms are words that are pronounced and spelled the same, but have different meanings or uses, like chair (that you sit on) and chair (of a department). Many people, including English teachers, use "homonym" for both meanings, and it might eventually move to common usage that way, but that is the current distinction. See Related Links See the Related Link for "Dictionary.com" for the answer.
"More" is used to compare quantities, while "moor" refers to a type of wetland or a place where boats can be docked. For example, "I need more time to finish this project" uses "more" to express a greater quantity of time needed, while "The boat is anchored in the moor" uses "moor" to describe the location of the boat.
she was carrying a bag made of canvas
Jason went to the store and bought six pears and six apples
Here are some sentences that use the incorrect word from a pair (or more) of homophones (with the correct form in parenthesis after the sentence).*** Note that these uses are all INCORRECT.Their is a full moon out tonight. (There)They sold they're car. (their)There coming to visit us tomorrow. (They're)Bye the time they get here, the party will be over. (By)He wants to by a new lawn mower. (buy)He said buy to his friend as he left. (bye)He past his test with an A. (passed)She was sad at some things that happened in her passed. (past)The poll takers arrived to canvas the neighborhood (canvass).The sails were made of canvass. (canvas)His response to her grief seemed callus. (callous)
I am pretty sure that the use of the word "the" is incorrect. There are much more than 10 uses of each.
US Bank. Bank of America is incorrect.
Dyslexic.
all of the above correctly use this homonym pair. (apex)
It is called RJ45.
The word is patience (willingness to wait, forbearance).The term used is "homophones" (sounds alike). Traditionally these are called homonyms, but more specifically homonyms have to be spelled the same as well, so actually are the same thing as the defined uses of a spelling.
uses one pair for receiving packets and another pair for sending packets.
RJ-45 connector
carry electrical signals...