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write down a pair of homopones with difference in meaning​

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Answered by manas7083
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➡️A pair of homophone words are 'quiet' and 'quite'.

Whereas 'quiet' means silent, 'quite' means comparative.

➡️A homophone is a type of word which sounds like another word but it has a very different meaning and in some cases, even spelling.

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Answered by s15017
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A pair of homophone words are 'quiet' and 'quite'.

Whereas 'quiet' means silent, 'quite' means comparative.

A homophone is a type of word which sounds like another word but it has a very different meaning and in some cases, even spelling.

We need to listen to the context of a sentence or word to know which one is being spoken of and in what reference.

There are alot of homophone words in English and therefore, while writing, one should be cautious to use the correct one.

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