Vocabulary: The 27 most common HOMOPHONES in English

You need to remove the “to” in the third question.

serghikok

This has been fixed. Thanks for letting us know.

engVid

What are you talking about? Give us an example of how the sentence should be? Thank you.

rafaelzornosa

I total agree with Serghiskok’opinion. You should eliminated one to in third sentence. anyway thank you and look for new your lesson

nguyen van long

Got 100:). Thank you james. You are great! <3

Annie

I agree….? but thank you James…two mistakes it is not bad?

bmaria

do you mind to practice English with me ?

OmarAmmar

Handsome teacher thank you! Question number 3 there’s a to typed after blank and question number 8 where’s the verb at first clause?By the way I can’t stop picturing you bare……:)

soozi

Maybe I got you wrong, but there should no verb in the first clause because they’re option is not correct for this question.

Vlad Lapitsky

do you mind practice English with me ?

OmarAmmar

great.. 9 points !

Carlos157

Thanks a lot, James! My result – 100. Your lesson is very useful

Larisa392

Thanks a lot

rollychin

Thanks dear it’s very imported ??

husam simawi

I, eye
ate, eight
bite,byte
red, read(V2)
write, right

sedatakman

Blue,blew
sea,see
deer,dear
by,buy
knew,new
:)
Thank you,James!

Sparrow2008

Excellent exercise. Thank you very much.

zigmund

“Cards” and “cars” are homophones?
Is there any difference in their pronunciations?

Shinosan

I really like your lessons teacher James, particularly this one. hopefully you will bring us more about homophones.
Thanks a lot.

Nano Laurent

John, your presentation is excellent. I just love it. Thanks a lot.

mahmud83

Sorry I spelled your name wrong. It would be James.

mahmud83

You should correct the third question.
Whether you correct it or not, you are great teacher, dude! Thank you! =)

Torwit

i got 9 out of 10 thank you Mr James

Abderrahmane89

i got 9from 10 i am angry whatever thanks james you are the best

elies

In writing I used words “when” and “that” to define which letter to use in “th_n”

Roman06

Shouldn´t be “There are….”in question number 8???
Thanks a lot James ;)

knopfler86

Thanks Alex

Jacinto

I got 10 from 10. Thank you Mr. James You’re great!

samueljoas

Thanks James

Victor Zaldana

Question number 8 where’s the verb at first clause?For me,doesn’t make sense.

Leia.Saad

I agree with you

Rnsanchez

Excellent lesson! Thanks a lot, James. These are the five additional examples I found:
1. past – passed
2. whose – who’s
3. threw – through
4. be – bee
5. wring – ring

Jecasgo

Hi James. this is the first video that I saw in this website and was great!! You are very clear , thanks and see you next time.

Ricardo Serrano

10… The way this prof teaches is merely neuroergonomic…. Thanks

Aaron09

Hey James
Hey James
In number 8:
I notice perhaps it should say:
there are: their.??
Nice lesson anyway. Thanks.

Gori

8. _________ ten kinds of ice cream available, but _________ favorite is chocolate.
There; their: I don’t understant why this is th right one. Where is the verb?

byte

Why do you need a verb here? This explanation might helps you =): “there” – means gelateria, “their” – means childrens, for example.

IvSh

Thanks for your help.Probably you are right but in my opinion the clause above is not clear without a verb.
There are ten kinds….
A smile:)

byte

Only 9 correct . I got no.8 wrong.? it seems that I need to improve more

kam0624

It`s not you who needs to improve: answers to question 8 have a misprint.

LiudmilaTar

I got 9 point.. thanku James:)

Abigail Vanya

other examples:
* see /sea
* sail /sale
* past / passed
*were / we’re / where
* nose /know
* new /knew

Ninkasi

Thank you :)

dewamade

Thank you, teacher…!!!

Jakub Alvarez

We really appreciate your Job Mr. E… (sorry, I mean, Mr. James) .

ElizeuBh2006

:) They’re good both.
But Mr. James is much more talkative than Mr.E.

Yurgen

Thank you for your lesson. I’ve learnt much more.

blwhlee

Thanks a lot, James. I got 9 from 10.
What is more, my vocabulary has been increased for eight new words.

Yurgen

in question no 8, i think “are” should be behind “there”. There are ten kinds of ice-cream available. Isn’t it???

SHwe Su

Thans James, you’re very friendly.
I think there is a mistake in exercise 8
would be :
8. There are ten kinds of ice cream available, but their favorite is chocolate.

fgaya

Hello, James. Thank you a lot for your lesson! Here are some more examples of homophones that I could recall:
Won’t – want
Right – write – rite
Would – wood
Whine – wine
Witch – which

Bra1n

Thank you, James. this Lesson is very useful.

Rozenn

Thank you

Abiolade

I found the video quit useful.

Amin cj

its helping me a lot
thanks

sakina elkhani

? thank you!

JulyaS

Thank you. This lesson is so nice

Alextolher

Thank you for the leson !

learning1997

i think, question 8 needs (are) after there

emad88

Cs-sees-seas
would-wood

Hagar Abdellatif

thank youu

aparlak01

Fascinating class dear James there must be hundreds and hundreds of homophones but today thanks to you we’ve learnt some of them ….anyway keep on teaching us like you do dear James …..greetings from surco

marc anthony

awesome.I got all correct.thank you.

nizing

Hi there. I thought in 6 question that brake work means make an stop in the time.
Other example
law/low

Milt

Thanks

Mahyuddin

Great!I learned a lot in this lesson.Thanks

Maria Estela Zamboim GIli

I think this one is too easy and too long…

Wutthiwat

I think there’s an “are” missing in question N.8!

Klodi

good lecon, thank you

mohamed sofiane si hamda

got 70 but nice one !

vatsalpandya

Please kindly correct the first answer to question 8: there should be THERE`RE, not just THERE; otherwise, there is no correct answer, which can be really confusing. Thank you

LiudmilaTar

Thank you very much for letting us know! It’s been fixed.

engVid Moderator

Is it not missing the verb “are” after “There” in the 8º question?

Marcio07

You’re right, and it has been fixed!

engVid Moderator

Dear James I saw your class again and let me tell you that now I understand clearly anyway….. greetings from surco

marc anthony

It’s useful to enhance my english skills, thanks to you Jams and the famous Mr E!

Grayz kas

Hi! I have a question: how do I kwow that I’ve upgraded from intermediate to advanced english learner?

Grayz kas

Thank you so very much.This quiz has really made me develop interest for more English lessons.

bestfrank

Thank you for the class.

grace murphy

Nice explanation! James

kerlySue

thanks a lot :)

dewamade

I like the way you teach James.

humangain8

Great job James! I learned useful tools in this lesson!

Jonathan Mello

Thank’s James you are the best.

hugowu

There are several homophones such as “stationery”, “stationary”, “check”, “cheque” “bread”, “beard”, “though”, “thou” “see”, “sea”, etc.
Thank you, Mr. James. Your tone, body languages synchronize your content of the lesson.