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What is the homophone for front of ship?
The homophone for "front of ship" is
"fore"
.
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Fore
can mean the front of a ship, while
four
is the number.
What part of speech is juice?
What is the difference between words pure and clean?
Phonology
Is cake a long vowel or short word?
How do you use patroon in a sentence?
What is the syllable stress for word happy?
Is skipping a short vowel sound?
What does homophbic mean?
Do you put a full stop after sentence or short phrase?
Is ponds a short vowel word?
What is the meaning of clapping in sign language?
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