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Homophones

granny grump | 21:49 Mon 13th Oct 2014 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Two words which are pronounced the same but differ in meaning and spelling

Last one no number of letters given

35. Division in play saw

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ubasses

scene seen

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Thank you ubasses. I got all the others with out any trouble but I could not get saw as in hack or fret out of my head

ubasses

you are welcome

But bad question! 'Saw' does not mean or equal 'seen'. One is a simple past/preterite; one is a past participle.

weecalf

I thought homophone was a land line

Tilly2

I seen that too, quizmonkey. Irritating, isn't it?

Perfectly acceptable in today's speech ;-))

'Like, I seen it to, mate, peckin my head innit'

Tilly2

I shoulda seen that comin', Capt!

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