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Homographs

Homographs are words that are spelled the same but have different meanings. Examples given include "books" which can refer to either written works or reserving a ticket, and "bat" which can mean either the flying mammal or sports equipment used for ping pong. Other homographs mentioned are "tie" which can be neckwear or fastening shoe laces, and "brush" which can be a tool for painting or cleaning.

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Homographs

Homographs are words that are spelled the same but have different meanings. Examples given include "books" which can refer to either written works or reserving a ticket, and "bat" which can mean either the flying mammal or sports equipment used for ping pong. Other homographs mentioned are "tie" which can be neckwear or fastening shoe laces, and "brush" which can be a tool for painting or cleaning.

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HOMOGRAPHS

Homographs
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nouns have the same sound and spelling but with different meaning which is known as homograph.

BOOKS
x

Ali buy new books.

Hasim books bus ticket to Kuala Lumpur

BAT

Bat like to sleep at the day.

Solihin have a ping pong bat.

TIE

We need to wear tie to school everyday

We need to tie our shoe-laces properly

BRUSH
x

To paint our house we need a brush.

Najwa will brush the class floor everyday

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