Question

Do you find it funny that a bicycle can’t stand on its own because it’s two-tired? Let’s talk about homonyms in the English language. These are the words that have the same pronunciation or the same spelling (or both) but are different in meaning. Find the word in the set that does not have the same pronunciation. Write the word and the letter of the sentence. For example: a) one a) Richard was now heir to the throne of the Angevin Empire. b) First catch your hare then cook him. c) A girl with dark shoulder-length hair entered the café and sat at the window table.

Answer 1

A) heir, letter "H"
b) hare, letter "H"
c) hair, letter "H"

Answer 2

a) two - b a) one - a Richard was now heir to the throne of the Angevin Empire.

In the given set, the word "two" does not have the same pronunciation as the other words.