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    scene-- This is used in the movies and teleseriala by directors how is the scene

    seen---This is used in the place of have you seen him.


    This is very good post which will definitely improve one's vocabulary. will soon post one homophone.
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    Homophone with T :
    to, too and two

    and

    threw and through
    threw:past tense of the verb 'to throw'
    through:passing from one place to another
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    Tide and tied are another examples. Tide - Periodic rise and fall of water in ocean. Tied means match tie, etc.,
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    see and sea

    see - looking and sea means ocean.

    Slow and Steady Wins the Race.

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    heel and heal

    heel - its a thing which gives hight to the foot wear

    heal - it recovers the illeffects of our body and mind

    Slow and Steady Wins the Race.

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    homophone with letter u :
    urban, urbane
    urban:Of or relating to cities and the people who live in them
    urbane: polite and confident
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    proceeding to v

    vain - worthless
    vane - flat piece moving with the air
    vein - blood vessel
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    roll and role

    Roll - its a row

    role - moving in circle

    Slow and Steady Wins the Race.

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    Waist and waste. I believe you know the meaning. Waist - hip. Waste- Not fit.
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    Homophone with letter X
    xero-a combining form meaning “dry,” used in the formation of compound words, eg xerophyte.

    zero: means the number 0
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