make pairs of sentences to show the diffence between the meaning of following homograph .
left ,just, mind
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Homographs are words with the same spelling but different meanings. The pronunciation may or may not be the same. They often cause confusion but can also be used to add a touch of humour to expression.
Left (direction): Instead of turning right she took a left turn and reached the other side of the city.
Left (to forget something): He was in such a hurry that he left his laptop at the X-ray machine at the airport.
Just (impartial): King Ashoka always passed fair judgements and is remembered as a just ruler.
Just (an expression of time): I will be back in just a minute.
Mind (to be irritated): The young man did not mind offering his seat to the old lady.
Mind (thinking part of humans): Practicing yoga helps calm the mind and get rid of stress.
left ( to leave )
Jungkook had left before it began to rain.
left ( direction )
Jennie turned to her left and saw the beautiful garden.
just ( now )
Jin has just left the restaurant
just ( justice )
It is the duty of a judge to be just.
mind ( brain )
Lisa soon made up her mind to come with us.
mind ( to feel annoyed, upset or uncomfortable )
Never mind something will happen pretty soon.