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Word Study Lesson 6

This lesson delves into the fascinating world of homophones and homographs. Homophones are words that sound alike but have different meanings, like "sari" (a garment) and "sorry" (an apology). Homographs are spelled the same but have different meanings, such as "wound" (to wrap) and "wound" (an injury). We also explore examples like "buffet," which can mean to strike or a meal service, and "incense," which means both a burning substance and to anger. Enhance your vocabulary and comprehension with this engaging study!

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Word Study Lesson 6

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  1. Word Study Lesson 6 Homophones- A word that sounds like another word but has a different meaning, spelling, and origin.

  2. Sari- a garment worn by Hindu women.

  3. Sorry- you are apologetic

  4. Waver- you hesitate

  5. Waiver- a document that gives up a claim

  6. Hostel- is an inexpensive lodging.

  7. Hostile- means “unfriendly”

  8. Hue- is a gradation of color.

  9. Hew- to chop or cut something out.

  10. Insight-is the ability to understand something.

  11. Incite-is to stir up feelings.

  12. Word Study Lesson 7 Homograph- is a word that is spelled the same as another word but has a different meaning and sometimes a different pronunciation.

  13. Wound- is the past tense of wind, meaning “to wrap around.”

  14. Wound- is an injury

  15. Buffet- is a counter from which means are served.

  16. Buffet- is to strike forcefully.

  17. Incense- is a substance that burns with a strong odor.

  18. Incense- you anger another person.

  19. Pawn- is the lowest piece in a chess game.

  20. Pawn- you give something as a deposit or a loan.

  21. Intimate- means “a close association”

  22. Intimate- you give a hint.

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