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What
Is Homophonology? |
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Homophonology is the study of homophones--words
that sound the same but are spelled differently
and have different meanings.
Following are three of the most confusing pairs
of homophones:
Affect vs. Effect
 Discover
a simple formula that guarantees the right
choice between affect
and effect 99% of the time!
Principal vs. Principle
Principal
can be the right choice when it does not
mean "head of a school"!
Capital vs. Capitol
Capital
has several meanings; capitol
has only one!
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What's
in a Word? |
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No, there's no such word in the dictionary as "homophonology."
But studying homophones is necessary since
spellcheckers won't tell you if you used the wrong
one!
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Many,
Many More |
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The list of misunderstood homophones is quite
long. Studying these three pairs is a good
start!
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