Question

frame two sentences using the homophones vane and vain​

Answer 1

Answer:

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✥More about "Vein," "Vain," and "Vane"

The words "vein," "vain," and "vane" sound identical (i.e., they are homophones), but their meanings are very different.

Answer 2

Answer:

vein and vain have the same pronunciation, but their meaning is different and they also belong to different parts of speech.

Explanation:

• Vein is a noun. It refers to one of the tubes in your body that carries blood to your heart.

eg: Poor blood circulation can cause damage to your veins.

• Vain is an adjective. We use this word to describe someone who is too interested in their appearance, abilities or achievements.

eg : She is so vain. She spends hours in front of

the mirror admiring her hair.