Category: Homophones

Aid vs Aide!!! What is the difference between aide vs aid? Aide and aid are homophones. They are pronounced the same but have different meanings and cannot be used …

Altogether vs All Together!!! What’s the difference between all together vs altogether? All together and altogether is a pair of homophone in the English language. They sound and look the …

Maybe vs May Be!!! When do you use May Be vs Maybe? In this lesson, we will study the difference between maybe vs may be and how to use them …

Premier vs Premiere!!! What’s the difference between Premiere vs Premier? Premiere and premier are homophones. They are only one letter (“e”) apart from each other but have different meanings …

Homophones List! A useful list of homophones in English. Learn examples of homophones – confusing words that sound the same but have different meanings, with ESL infographics. Homophones List …

APART vs A PART!!! What’s the Difference between A Part vs Apart? APART vs A PART Apart or A Part – When to Use A Part or Apart? A …

CUE vs QUEUE!!! What’s the Difference between Queue vs Cue? CUE vs QUEUE Cue or Queue? How to Use Queue vs Cue in English? Cue and Queue are homophones. …

COUNCIL vs COUNSEL!!! What’s the Difference between Counsel vs Council? There are a lot of confusing words in English. Counsel and Council are an example of confusing English words. …

LED vs LEAD!!! What’s the Difference between Lead vs Led? LED vs LEAD Led or Lead? When to Use Lead or Led? The verbs Lead and Led are homophones. …

CAPITAL vs CAPITOL!!! What’s the Difference between Capital and Capitol? CAPITAL vs CAPITOL Capital or Capitol? When to Use Capitol or Capital? Capital and capitol are English homophones. Learn the difference …