8 Fun Homophone Examples

Fun Homophone Examples

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8 Fun Homophone Examples

Though they sound the same, the phrases "look at my muscles" and "look at my mussels" have very different meanings! Check out our infographic for more fun homophone examples. Homophones are words with the same pronunciation but different meanings.

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