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10 examples of homophones with a illustrate?

10 Examples of Homophones with Illustrations:

1. There/Their/They're:

* There: "The book is there, on the table." (Location)

* Their: "That is their new house." (Possession)

* They're: "They're going to the beach." (Contraction of "they are")

2. Here/Hear:

* Here: "Come here, I have something to show you." (Location)

* Hear: "Can you hear the birds singing?" (Sound)

3. To/Too/Two:

* To: "I went to the store." (Preposition)

* Too: "It's too hot outside." (Adverb)

* Two: "I have two dogs." (Number)

4. See/Sea:

* See: "I can see the mountains from here." (Sight)

* Sea: "The ship sailed across the sea." (Body of water)

5. No/Know:

* No: "I have no idea where she is." (Negation)

* Know: "Do you know how to play chess?" (Knowledge)

6. Your/You're:

* Your: "Is this your book?" (Possession)

* You're: "You're going to love this movie!" (Contraction of "you are")

7. Right/Write:

* Right: "Turn right at the next corner." (Direction)

* Write: "Can you write me a letter?" (Action)

8. Week/Weak:

* Week: "I'll be back next week." (Period of time)

* Weak: "He feels weak after the surgery." (Lacking strength)

9. Peace/Piece:

* Peace: "Let's make peace and forget about it." (State of tranquility)

* Piece: "Can I have a piece of cake?" (Part of something)

10. Pair/Pear:

* Pair: "I bought a pair of shoes." (Two of the same thing)

* Pear: "I ate a juicy pear for breakfast." (Fruit)

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