کلمات هم آوا در زبان انگلیسی که باید به آن‌ها خیلی دقت کنید!

Maize, maze

It is common for manufacturers to use maize as an ingredient in many processed foods.

Chatsworth House has a maze that is made up of a network of paths and hedges.

Thyme, time

What goes best with roast chicken – thyme or rosemary?

How much time does it take to cook a roast chicken?

Sauce, source

This Chinese cooking sauce uses a variety of citrus fruits.

Citrus fruits are a good source of vitamin C.

Sweet, suite

If you eat up all your vegetables, I’ll let you have one more sweet!

The journalist interviewed the rock star in his London hotel suite.

Mousse, moose

The French restaurant opposite our office sells the best chocolate mousse in town!

Do people eat moose in Canada?

Hare, hair

The hare hopped through the woodland.

Her hair was so long that she had to wear a large hat to work!

Bear, bare

Our local coffee shop is called Brown Bear.

If you walk around with bare feet you might cut yourself!

Deer, dear

Some UK farmers keep deer and breed them for their meat (venison).

The wedding ring you chose is a little big, my dear!

آموزش کلمات هم آوا زبان انگلیسی Gorilla, guerrilla

African gorillas live in mountainous forests in the west of the country.

The Colombian guerrillas lived in the jungle and sometimes attacked government troops.

Sole, soul

I really love grilled chicken with a little lemon!

For my philosophy course, I have to write an essay about the human soul.

Flea, flee

I caught a flea on our cat today so we’ll need to wash him with special shampoo.

After 3 months of bombing, the family decided to flee the conflict in their war-torn city.

Boar, bore

We saw a boar and a tiger when we visited the local zoo.

John‘s such a bore! All the guy talks about is golf and work!

Horse, hoarse

When my grandfather was young, he went to school on a horse and cart.

I was feeling hoarse before the concert, but managed to sing when I got up on stage.

Lynx, links

In American Indian mythology the lynx is considered a ‘keeper of secrets’.

Our company has links to suppliers all over the world.

Whale, wail

Thanks to the work of conservationists, most species of whale are now protected.

I heard the moaning of a wail.

Mare, mayor

Children often came from the village to feed apples to the old mare.

The mayor cut the ribbon at the museum opening ceremony.

Toad, towed

There’s a toad living in our garden pond and my daughter has named it ‘Freddy’!

When our car broke down, a neighbour kindly towed it home for us.

I, eye

I did not enjoy the film.

He is blind in one eye.

I’ll, isle, aisle

I’ll get to school on time if there is no traffic today.

We go on holiday every year to the Isle of Wight.

Passengers must not leave their bags in the aisle at any time.

You, ewe, yew

Would you like to come round for dinner sometime next week?

The little lamb followed its mother as the ewe crossed the field.

Traditional English longbows were often made from yew (wood).

You’ll, Yule

I think you’ll improve your piano playing with practice.

The word ‘Yule’ is still used in old Christmas songs and religious hymns.

You’re, your

You’re my best friend.

Hi, I’m Jack! What’s your name?

Our, hour

We both got our hair cut at the same place!

The queue for the roller coaster was over an hour so we didn’t go on it.

کلمات همنشین انگلیسی They’re, their, there

My brother and his her friend got engaged because they’re really in love.

Parents are often keen to help their children with their homework.

I threw the ball and now it’s over there.

Theirs, there’s

I think that white football is theirs.

There’s a good film on at the cinema tonight. Fancy it?

We’ve, weave

We’d, weed

If we’d got the bus, then we’d be home by now!

The gardener pulled up all the weeds in the flowerbed.

We’ll, wheel

We’ll have to run; otherwise we’ll miss the bus!

The back wheel of my bike is bent and needs to be replaced.

We’re, weir

When do you think we’re going to get our exam results?

I saw some boys fishing down by the weir.

Him, hymn

His face looks familiar, but I don’t really know him.

The church congregation stood up to sing a hymn.

He’ll, heel, heal

He’ll win the tennis match if he scores the next point.

He stood on a nail and cut his heel.

The cut on your foot will heal by itself, but you must keep it clean.

He’d, heed

He’d better not be late or I’ll kill him!

He should have heeded the warnings. Now he’s in trouble!

It’s, its

It’s not my fault. It’s yours!

Lay the baby on its side if it starts crying.

Who’s, whose

Who’s coming to your birthday party tomorrow?

Let’s get on with the game! Whose turn is it to roll the dice?

What’s, watts

What’s the capital of France?

How many watts are in an amp?

Which, witch

Which of these shirts do you like best?

I’m dressing up as a witch for Halloween this year.

Blue, blew

Elvis was a fan of blue shoes!

The storm blew down several trees on our street!

Red, read

Little Red Riding Hood is a popular children’s fairytale.

How many Harry Potter books have you read?

Greys, graze

I really like how the artist has used the greys in this painting.

Early each morning, the farmer took his cattle out to graze.

Son, sun

My son is only eight years old, but he thinks he is 18!

The sun rises in the morning and sets in the evening.

Aunt, aren’t

My mum’s sister is my aunt.

We aren’t going on holiday this year.

Father, farther

My father used to play rugby for England.

How much farther do we have to walk?

Root, route

A weed may grow again if you don’t remove the root.

Our route took us through the Alps and then on to Italy.

Wood, would

There used to be badgers in the wood, but they are gone now.

Where would you like to spend the summer holidays?

Sea, see

Julie’s hometown is by the sea.

If you climb to the top of that hill, you can see for miles!

Tide, tied

When it’s low tide you have to walk a long way before you can swim.

She tied the hook to the end of the fishing line.

Shore, sure

We walked along the shore and found some pretty shells.

I’m sure that I locked the door.

Weather, whether

The weather in April is usually showery.

I don’t know whether to go to work or not.

Mist, missed

The morning mist covered the fields.

We missed the train so had to get to London by coach.

Dew, due

The grass was wet with dew.

My sister’s baby is due in 3 weeks!

Reed, read

There were reeds growing along the side of the canal.

She loved books so much that she would read them all day long.