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"Homonyms Game"
in Improving English Writing Skills
hello friends..,

Now i am again back with an interesting game.

I think you all are well known with "Homonyms"(Words that pronounce same with different meaning)

Now take a word and write the homonym.

For example take :

vain.
vein.
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    Metal
    Mettle


    If your interested can also add a sentence like ---

    Metal: Gold is a costly metal
    Mettle:He is a man of great mettle
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    @ sudha

    This game is already implemented in forums under english writing skills. will post the link if you want.
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    @ sajeethran

    Now we can add some related sentence for the homonym words.
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