Learn English | Common Homophones

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[andreafroner]

What a coincidence! Just two days ago I had to explain to a man how it's made a particular dish and when i said flour i thought: wait a moment...does flour have the same pronunce of flower?! And today I'm listening a brand new lesson of Alisha about homophones words ;-) thanks Alisha

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[souadfrancaisaucollege]

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[nowrozbibi]

nice explanation of homophone mam thank you.

[pctdbr]

Not sure if "can" and "can't" would enter this category, but sometimes they mess me up. I end up saying "cannot", but I sound awkward because of my Mexican accent.

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[sergeymaltzeff]

Homophones are words that have the same pronunciation but have different spellings and multiple meanings

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[beholder]

0:53 It would be better if the first pair were "pair" and "pear"

[thepolyglotdude]

When I read the title I saw Common Homophobes 😂