Question

Add 2 homonyms to this paragraph please, fan and medal of course :)

Answer 1

Online communication has changed how we can communicate tremendously. We can now instantly communicate with anybody in many different ways it’s almost impossible to not be able to get a hold of someone. Facebook has changed the way people socialize, people post statuses about what they’re doing, how they’re feeling, if they are selling anything, if they are looking for something or someone, or even say happy birthdays over Facebook. A downside to all this facebooking is people sometimes post too much personal information and can get stalked because of it. Instant messaging or IM is something that can let you instantly talk to someone. You can send a message and not even a few seconds later they get it and are replying. This allows for constant conversing between people while in the comfort of their own home, or on their own smartphone. Another thing IM can do is mess peoples real life relationships up, because they only seem to talk over these IM’s and never in real life. This is making people more and more distant from each other (not literally). Online communication also allows people to talk to more than one person at once, all in the same ‘room’ these are chat-rooms. Chat-rooms have made it so many different people from all over the world can communicate instantly, in real time across there smartphone’s or computer’s. This lets people talk with friends like they would in real life, with each other laughing and just talking, the downside is that people think because they are talking with each other over the internet, that they don’t need to go out and talk to the same people but in real life. I think we are all becoming anti-social hermit crabs because of all of our ‘entertainment’ such as internet based IM, and need to go to more real life talking.

Answer 2

Homonym Dictionary:
http://www.cooper.com/alan/homonym_list.html

Go to the "C" part and i think the pair "cache and cash" can be one. Like maybe facebook caches something and then they make cash out of it.... lol maybe
and then you need one more right?

Answer 3

and then you can use "cite, and sight"
Like people in the news may cite and refer to a "tweet" a famous person wrote, while there are many more "sites" (as in places) to look into.... sorta

Answer 4

thank you so much! :) I just couldn't think of any

Answer 5

No prob ;) I think the dictionary thing will help :)