Some confused words

[postgraduate]

Today I would like to highlight some confused words which may face us during our daily life .Here they are .((They all have the same pronounciation))which called homophone

By
Buy
Bye

fast
vast

very
vary

red
read ((The past form of read)) irregular

sea
see

wright
right
write
rite

four
for

two
to
tow

since
sense

have
half
halve

talk
took((the past form of take))irregular


Remark:- wach out
you will see some slight differences in how they are pronounced such as fast and vast the first one starts with voiceless sound where the second one starts with voiced sound.

[BloumagrieT]

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[أميرة بأخلاقها@]

Thanks alot

[dead]

do u mean confusing words?

[M!SS ROZE]

homophone

an itersting topic


thanks alot

[postgraduate]

Thanks for passing.SoOoSoOo Your compliments are such encouragement I am so proud of .
أميرة بأخلاقها@
Thanks for passing

dead
Nice to join us ...Confused is right it is used here as an adjective thanks for passing

M!SS ROSE Thanks for passing

[Dr.future]

that's true

You might get confused by these words
but reading the whole text will give you a vivid
idea about the meaning.

anyway, thank you so much for this topic

hope you the best

[dead]

Confused is right if you are describing someone
There are adjectives that end in -ing and -ed
such as boring and bored
fascinating and fascinated
annoying and annoyed
depressing and depressed
disappointing and disappointed
and many many many more

but there is a difference in using them

Someone is -ed but something is -ing

words can't be confused
you can be confused
words are confusing
just like
you are shocked
but the words are shocking

I just hope that I made the difference clear

[postgraduate]

dead ,thanks alot,i got it.thanks for passing again my brother.

[ريما الحسين]

thank u my brother postgraduate

[lingo]

((They all have the same pronounciation))
First: it is Pronunciation
Second: They don't have the same pronunciation they differ. You can say they have great similarity .Same means exact. You state at the beginning that those words have the same pronunciation and at the end you say watch out they differ. This is confusing enough for me .
Third :Talk and took ,they differ in the vowels .
Fourth: I agree to the explanation stated by the member Dead
Fifth: As long as you agree to the mistakes you have committed you should correct the mistakes .
Bonus: " Remark:- wach out" incorrect it is "watch out"

Just wondering ,how did you know the gender of the member Dead?
note:Dead is a female therefore,she can't be a brother unless.
http://jun03.5zar.com/index.php?url=rakf7AgRssVeGVhWKsvCyXE1mgzrXg0yaGmt %2BghTT%2FYliZVlvAEVtcNcR9qllSCueql1mdA9mQ%3D%3D

[بعيد الهقاوي]

thanks very much
great dead

[dead]

postgaduate
بعيد الهقاوي
you are most welcomed

LINGO:smile (73):

The name sounds strange to me but the style is familiar

Anyway, thank you for clarifying my gender



























can't stop myself from asking
do you feel homeless?

[schlong]

I can't stop my self why would you bother if lingo feels lonely or if he ever had a home ?
Strange comment

[dead]

Strange comment





Yes, I agree. It is a strange question
ment for Lingo.
But as long as he did not answer
I think I should clarify it.
I used to write in a forum that is now temporarily closed
I feel homeless
I thought Lingo is one of the members there
because he has the same style as the other member in the other forum but with a different name
I hope that I made myself clear to you.

By the way , he was the one who used to tell new members that I was a female.