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Give you the 20 parts of homonyms?

It seems like you're asking for a list of 20 homonyms. However, there are many more than 20 homonyms in the English language.

To be clear, homonyms are words that sound alike but have different meanings and spellings.

Here are 20 examples of homonyms, including their meanings:

1. Bear/Bare: (verb/adjective) To carry/uncovered

2. Break/Brake: (verb/noun) To separate/device for slowing down

3. Buy/By/Bye: (verb/preposition/interjection) To purchase/near/farewell

4. Cell/Sell: (noun/verb) Smallest unit of life/to trade

5. Choose/Chews: (verb/verb) To select/to grind with teeth

6. Course/Coarse: (noun/adjective) A path/rough

7. Fair/Fare: (adjective/noun) Just/price of travel

8. Flour/Flower: (noun/noun) Powdery substance/plant

9. Hear/Here: (verb/adverb) To perceive sound/in this place

10. Hour/Our: (noun/possessive pronoun) 60 minutes/belonging to us

11. Know/No: (verb/adverb) To understand/negative

12. Lead/Led: (verb/past tense) To guide/past tense of lead

13. Mail/Male: (noun/adjective) Post/masculine

14. Pair/Pear: (noun/noun) Two of something/fruit

15. Peace/Piece: (noun/noun) Harmony/part of something

16. Plain/Plane: (adjective/noun) Simple/flat surface, aircraft

17. Right/Write: (adjective/verb) Correct/to put words on paper

18. See/Sea: (verb/noun) To observe/body of salt water

19. To/Too/Two: (preposition/adverb/number) Toward/also/the number 2

20. Wear/Where: (verb/adverb) To have on/in what place

This is just a small sampling of the many homonyms in English. Remember, the best way to learn them is through practice and reading!

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