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							| Elision homophones and linking pairs 
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							| Hi People! I �m trying to do some pronunciation games based on pairs where one of the consonants is missing from one of the homophone pairs. So far I have the following:   facts   fax   prints   prince   patients    patience      I �m also going to try and mix in some two word expressions with their linking word homophones. All I have at the moment is:   Ice cream      I scream     Any ideas?     |  13 Feb 2015      
					
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							|  whole / hole ad / add bloc/ block but/ butt
 What�s Naomi Watts doing?
 
 
    And this is just to entertain you, Dale. Have a look here .   |  13 Feb 2015     
					
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							|   Example I would like to show you my new horse. Eye wood like two show ewe my knew hoarse.  |  13 Feb 2015     
					
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							| | plaintive | plaintiff |  
												| muscle | mussel |  
												| higher | hire |  
												| weather | whether |  
												| alter | altar |  
												| symbol | cymbal |  
												| capitol | capital |  
												| chilly | chili |  
												| patience | patients |  
												| bury | berry |  
												| pedal | peddle |  
												| allowed | aloud |  
												| assent | ascent |  
												| hanger | hangar |  
												| manor | manner |  
												| bizarre | bazaar |  
												| carol | carrel |  
												| carat | carrot |  
												| forth | fourth |  
												| bolder | boulder |  
												| coral | choral |  
												| sealing | ceiling |  
												| flower | flour |  
												| seller | cellar |  
												| bridal | bridle | 
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							| Here are some more phrases that sound the same and 88 groups of three or more English homonyms, listed in alphabetical order. 
 A politician �s fate often hangs in a [delicate / delegate] balance.
Any [grey day / grade A] would be bad news for one professor I know.
I don �t know how [mature / much your] people enjoy such a show.
I have [known oceans / no notions] that you yourself couldn �t imagine.
If you listen you can hear the [night rain / night train].
I �m taking [a nice / an ice] cold shower.
Reading in the library is sometimes [allowed / aloud].
That �s the [biggest hurdle / biggest turtle] I �ve ever seen!
[White shoes: / Why choose] the trademark of Pat Boone?
You �d be surprised to see a [mint spy / mince pie] in your bank.
The good can decay many ways.The good candy came anyways.
 
The stuffy nose can lead to problems.The stuff he knows can lead to problems.
 
Some others I�ve seen.Some mothers I�ve seen.
 And here�s a ppt with puns.
 Greetings from Athens,
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							|  These are fun, papadeli, but some of them sound similar but not quite the same. Those that aren �t quite homophones are:   delicate/delegate night rain/night train  biggest hurdle/biggest turtle  white shoes/why shoes  can decay many ways/candy came anyways some others/some mothers   Again, they do sound very similar, but not quite the same.   Bruce    |  13 Feb 2015     
					
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							|  be� bee horse hoarse week weak very vary soul sole scene seen heal heel whether weather naught knot ball bawl wring ring need knead knows nose yolk yoke flee flea plain�plane maze maize wail whale eye I hale hail they �re there their stairs stares sew so� paws pause chilly chili hi high bury berry hour our pail pale clothes�close rose rows �papadeli�s sites have a lot of these and more. Fun! :-) |  13 Feb 2015     
					
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							| I �ll ask her. -->Alaska (Southern British accent) |  14 Feb 2015     
					
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 spinney
 
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							| Not forgetting:   mints    mince  
 tents    tense     Thanks people, most of them I �ve used before but a few of them are going into the next set of cards. I really appreciate it. Yay!   |  14 Feb 2015     
					
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							| Isiah.  I �s higher. ;-)   Bruce, you are such a stickler :-)))    Dale - are you going to share the cards?  |  14 Feb 2015     
					
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							| And don �t forget  �eggcorns � (old-timer �s disease for Alzheimer �s disease etc).They �re almost like near- homophones, and there �s a whole database of  �em here:       |  14 Feb 2015     
					
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