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Words That May Often Be Confused

ICSE · Class 5 · Essentials of English Grammar and Composition

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Card 1Homophones

What are homophones?

Answer

Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings. For example, 'allowed' and 'aloud' sound the same but mean different things. Homophones can be confusing, so it's im

Card 2Commonly Confused Words

What is the difference between 'allowed' and 'aloud'?

Answer

'Allowed' means permitted. Example: The teacher allowed me to leave early. 'Aloud' means speaking so that others can hear. Example: Please read the poem aloud.

Card 3Commonly Confused Words

How are 'angel' and 'angle' different?

Answer

'Angel' is a spiritual being, often shown with wings. Example: The child saw an angel in a dream. 'Angle' is a shape formed by two lines meeting at a point. Example: A triangle has three angles.

Card 4Commonly Confused Words

What does 'berth' mean? How is it different from 'birth'?

Answer

'Berth' is a bed on a train or boat. Example: We didn’t get a berth on the train. 'Birth' is when a baby is born. Example: Write your date of birth correctly.

Card 5Commonly Confused Words

Explain the difference between 'brake' and 'break'.

Answer

'Brake' is a device to stop a vehicle. Example: Press the brake slowly. 'Break' means to separate into pieces. Example: Don’t break the glass jar.

Card 6Commonly Confused Words

What is the difference between 'cell' and 'sell'?

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'Cell' is a small unit, like in a battery or a prison. Example: The remote needs a new cell. 'Sell' means to give something for money. Example: We will sell our old books.

Card 7Commonly Confused Words

How are 'dairy' and 'diary' different?

Answer

'Dairy' relates to milk and milk products. Example: Butter is a dairy product. 'Diary' is a personal notebook. Example: I write in my diary every night.

Card 8Commonly Confused Words

What is the difference between 'died' and 'dyed'?

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'Died' means someone passed away. Example: His grandfather died last year. 'Dyed' means to change the color of something. Example: She dyed her hair red.

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