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Homonyms
Homonyms are two words that are spelt the same and sound the same but have different meanings.
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Wagtail
Waxwing
Woodpecker
Wren
Crane
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3 points
A bird.
A machine used to lift things.
Stretch out a body part.
Across the building site each crane was working safely
The crane sat by the water.
Jane craned her neck to see who was at the door.
A bird.
A machine used to lift things.
Stretch out a body part.
Across the building site each crane was working safely
The crane sat by the water.
Jane craned her neck to see who was at the door.
Date
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2 points
A fruit
A numbered day in a month.
Her favourite fruit to eat was a date.
What is your date of birth?
A fruit
A numbered day in a month.
Her favourite fruit to eat was a date.
What is your date of birth?
Rose
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2 points
A flower.
Past tense to move from a lower position to a higher one.
The bright red roses grew beautifully in the garden.
He quickly rose from his seat.
A flower.
Past tense to move from a lower position to a higher one.
The bright red roses grew beautifully in the garden.
He quickly rose from his seat.
Type
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2 points
Write something using a keyboard.
A category or characteristic of things.
He didn't have to correct type of flour to bake bread.
He quickly typed out the text message to him mum.
Write something using a keyboard.
A category or characteristic of things.
He didn't have to correct type of flour to bake bread.
He quickly typed out the text message to him mum.
Point
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3 points
A tapered end to something.
Direct someone towards something.
Cite a fact or situation as evidence of something.
It is not polite to point at people.
The pencil has a sharp point.
He had made his point clearly in the argument.
A tapered end to something.
Direct someone towards something.
Cite a fact or situation as evidence of something.
It is not polite to point at people.
The pencil has a sharp point.
He had made his point clearly in the argument.
Right
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3 points
True or correct as fact.
A direction.
A moral or legal entitlement.
Make a right turn after the traffic lights.
It is your basic human right.
You were absolutely right, the sandwich was delicious.
True or correct as fact.
A direction.
A moral or legal entitlement.
Make a right turn after the traffic lights.
It is your basic human right.
You were absolutely right, the sandwich was delicious.
Foil
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2 points
A metal.
Prevent something from succeeding.
Please wrap my sandwich in foil.
The brave police woman foiled the robbery.
A metal.
Prevent something from succeeding.
Please wrap my sandwich in foil.
The brave police woman foiled the robbery.
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