Theory on Homonyms And Homophones (the Confusing Words)

Eminent refers to prominent and distinguished people; whereas, Imminent refers to something that is about to occur.

Loose means not tight or free from constraint; whereas, To lose is to suffer a loss, to be deprived of, to part with, or to fail to keep possession of.

Altar is an elevated place or structure before which religious ceremonies may be enacted; Whereas, Alter is to make a change or adjustment, typically a structural change.

Dessert is the sweet course of a meal, usually eaten at the end of the meal. A few examples of desserts are cakes, pastries, pudding, ice-cream etc.

A wreath is an assortment of flowers, leaves, fruits, twigs or various materials that is constructed to resemble a ring. Wreaths are basically used for decoration.

Based on that premise, we conclude that when you are at home today, you will know that you are on your premises!

English contains many words that sound the same but have different meanings. These words are called homophones.

The two words are close in meaning, but the distinction in implication is very strong. Continual describe one thing after another, continuous describe one unending thing.

Everything you see is a noun. Recall names of your friends, relatives, business associates - they all are noun.

Advice is a noun meaning suggestion or guidance about what could or should be done; whereas Advise is only a verb. It means to give advice.

Building Vocabulary is a tough nut to crack; however, one can learn words very easily in a group. This fact turned me to serve words in group that helps you to remember it easily. Below, there are 11 words which are somehow related with speed or motion. If you catch one other becomes understandable quietly. Let’s learn words in Bhabhi Ji Ghar Pe hain style with Fun and Joy.