Which of these sentences includes a homonym?
The children were going to go to their relative's house.
The two men were jogging down the street.
Miss Davis told the professor why she had to miss his class.
A weather vane indicates the direction of the wind.
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
jojo4eva
OpenStudy (anonymous):
@jojo4eva
OpenStudy (jojo4eva):
ok so it would be the first one. A homonym is a sentence that contains 2 words that are spelled and pronounced the same but mean 2 entirely different things
OpenStudy (jojo4eva):
children were going to go to
OpenStudy (jojo4eva):
to go to. the first 'to' means that what they were going to do. The second 'to' means where they were going
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OpenStudy (jojo4eva):
any questions
OpenStudy (anonymous):
thanks no you help me understand it a whole lot more thanks
OpenStudy (jojo4eva):
no probs
OpenStudy (anonymous):
it wasnt the answer @jojo4eva
OpenStudy (jojo4eva):
ok holdup
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
ok
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Miss Davis told the professor why she had to miss his class. Is the answer
OpenStudy (anonymous):
i clicked on that one and it said it was correct
OpenStudy (jojo4eva):
Oh yess because of the 2 misses. Miss Davis and miss his class are meant in 2 different ways