Name: 中級英語の同音異義語 - 同じように聞こえる異なる単語! (Intermediate English Homophones - different words that sound the same!)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T07:06:04.000Z
Duration: 15 min 43 s
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Hey, everyone. I'm alex thanks for clicking and welcome to this intermediate lesson on Homa phones

so this is a level two of my homophone series and

仮定法過去

If you watched my beginner video and you feel comfortable now with the idea of Homa phones

And you've mastered your and your and they're they're there and it's an it's

We're going to level up and go to the intermediate stage

so as a reminder homa phones are words that sound the same but

Are spelled differently and they have a different meaning?

So today we are going to look at 10 more homophone x' or series of words

That have different spellings, but have the same pronunciation and different meanings

Number one, this is a three-fer which means like three of them here, so we have

Isle isle isle now. I should put a star Beside I

Some people do not pronounce it as isle some people pronounce it as oh

But a lot of people also pronounce it as isle, which is I?

Will okay and then this is isle, and isle is a walkway

specifically a walkway that is between a section or two sections of

Chairs when you go to the movie heater you walk up the aisle

You know when you have things on both sides when you go to the grocery store

You walk in different aisles. Where's the salt? It's an aisle three. Where's the cereal?

Aisle this is just the short form for Island okay, so example

I'll meet you in aisle three if you're talking or texting with your

Significant other your wife your husband your boyfriend

Where are you? I'm buying milk. What are you doing? I'm buying this okay? I'll meet you in aisle three

That's where the I don't know what's something that people like to eat

That's where the chocolate is people like chocolate right, okay?

And another example the isle of man is in the Irish sea

So the isle of man is a place which has an awesome flag and it's located in the Irish sea

It's the flag with like three legs and a circle. It's pretty cool

Allowed a ll o w e d just means you are permitted to do something

You are allowed you have permission to do something

Allowed this one might be new for some of you this means to say something

Vocally now instead of just keeping it inside ok vocally or with a loud voice

So for example in this class if you're sitting in university for example

Your professor might say you are allowed to speak your thoughts aloud ok don't keep them inside

the first one you're probably familiar with it's just a verb which means to select and

Choose this is the third-person version of qu which you do when you eat food

Ridiculous example for all of you she chews gum when trying to choose her clothes

It's a weird habit much like ok time to choose my clothes

I'm going to choose some gum and choose my clothes

Forward so I think most of you probably know forward the direction

Which means like in front of you go straight go?

There's an excellent speech between Rocky and his son where he says you have to keep moving forward that's how winning is done

short introduction or a short intro in a published book

this is also known as a preface or in introduction and

It's usually written by someone other than the author

So you'll see a lot of forwards written for classic books books that are like

Contemporary writer or figure will write about the significance of the book before the actual book

Who wrote the foreword in that Edition of Frankenstein if your friend is reading a specific edition of the book?

You know he might wonder I really enjoyed the foreword reading the introduction to that book. He gave a lot of

contextual details about the historical importance of the novel

Who wrote the foreword to in that edition all right? So well what have we done here? We had done one two three four

grown so grown the adjective which means mature like you are a grown adult a

Grown now this one is probably less familiar to some of you. This can be a verb or a noun

So you can grown or you can hear a grown now. This is my own definition of grown

It's a sound of disappointment. It's a sound you make when you go

Like when you hear a really bad joke or if you you know are you see something?

That's a little sad or ridiculous or you're sick and you go?

So don't groan can also mean like don't like be a baby and complain

Ll some people pronounce this as hill similar to you know a small mountain

But a lot of people also pronounce it as heel

so he will he'll call you or he'll call you if you

Talk to a certain person from a certain part of the world

Are not necessarily even a certain part of the world is just personal preference

I think so, then you have heel h e al so a doctor will heal

you know whatever injuries you have so to make well or to make better and

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中級英語の同音異義語 - 同じように聞こえる異なる単語! (Intermediate English Homophones - different words that sound the same!)

weird

ridiculous

context

basically