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The words breach and breech are pronounced the same way but they have different meanings and uses. As with other homophones, this causes confusion among… Continue reading

Some words sound virtually the same and also look similar, causing some of us to become confused. Although yoke and yolk are not actual homophones,… Continue reading

Uttering the words “brews” and “bruise” without context or showing anyone their spellings can be quite confusing. As we all know, the English language contains… Continue reading

The terms exalt and exult belong to a group of words called homophones, two or more words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins,… Continue reading

Do birds soar or sore high into the sky? Are your feet sore or soar from walking for an hour after your car broke down?… Continue reading