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Презентация, доклад по английскому языку на тему English homonyms and homophones in everyday speech.
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- 1. Презентация по английскому языку на тему English homonyms and homophones in everyday speech.
- 2. Definition.Homonyms are words which are spelled the
- 3. HOMOPHONEOne or two or more words pronounced
- 4. The aim of this presentation is to
- 5. I saw JimIn the gymI heard himSing
- 6. -past tense of eatIt ate everything.AT –
- 7. ALOUD – louder then a whisper, audibly
- 8. Awl -He took an awl pressed to
- 9. BARE - To make bareWithout the usual
- 10. BANNED - prohibitedNNuclear power must be bannedBAND
- 11. BLEW –Past tense ofblowThe wind blew the
- 12. BEACH - The shore of a body
- 13. BROACH – a tapered and serrated tool,
- 14. Ceiling – the interiour upperSurface of a
- 15. CHEAP – relatively low in cost;- inexpensive.Charging
- 16. CAUGHT – past tense of catch- To
- 17. CARET – a proofreading symbol used to
- 18. CEREAL – an edible grain, such as
- 19. DIE – to cease living, Become deadMost
- 20. Dear – beloved, loved, precious. highly esteemed
- 21. DOUGH – a soft, thick mixture of
- 22. Dun – a hill or ridge of
- 23. Due – payable immediately or demand owed
- 24. FLOUR – a soft, fine, powdery Substance
- 25. GRIZZLY – the grayish form
- 26. GRATE – a framework of parallel or
- 27. GENE – a hereditary unit located on
- 28. HAIR – a growth of such filaments,
- 29. HAIL – precipitation in the form of
- 30. HOUR –The 24th part of aday.They moved50
- 31. I’ll – contraction of I willI’ll do
- 32. ITS – the possessive form of the
- 33. I – the first person singular pronoun
- 34. IT - EAT – to take into
- 35. IN – preposition with different
- 36. GNU – large African antelopes Having a
- 37. KNOWN – past participle of know- Proved
- 38. KNIGHT – a medieval tenant giving military
- 39. KNOW – to perceive directly with the
- 40. KNEAD - to mix and work(a substance)
- 41. He ate his leeks.The leak in the
- 42. LAOD –A supported weight or mass. Anything
- 43. LESSEN – to cause, to decrease,Make less-
- 44. He was a man of muscle
- 45. Made – past tense and past participle
- 46. MEDDLE – to interfere inother people’s affairs
- 47. MAIN – most Important, principalA riverIt was
- 48. MOAN – a low, sustained, mournful sound,
- 49. Meat - the edible flesh of mammals
- 50. MOAT – awide, deep ditch,usually filled with
- 51. MAIL – letters, packagesand other material handed
- 52. MALL – a shady public walkor promenadeA
- 53. Ore – a mineral or aggregate of
- 54. PLUM – any of severalshrubs or small
- 55. PAUSE – to cease or suspend activity
- 56. POURS – to make ( a fluid
- 57. Pear – a widely cultivatedTree, Pyrus communis,having
- 58. PAIN – suffering ordistress It gives me
- 59. ROUTE ROUTE – a
- 60. EWRITE –To form (letters,Symbols, works,Or sentences) onA
- 61. READ – to utter or render aloud
- 62. RED – any of the coloursREAD –
- 63. WRAPPED –Past tense of wrapTo arrange or
- 64. STATIONERY – writing paper andenvelopes.Writing materials such
- 65. SON – an adopted male child.- An
- 66. Слайд 66
- 67. STRAIGHT – extending continuouslyIn the same direction.accurate,
- 68. Слайд 68
- 69. SOW –To plantSeed in Land.An adult Female
- 70. TIED – past tense of tie -
- 71. TOO – in addition, also, as wellTo
- 72. TEA – A shrub, tea sinensisOr Camelia
- 73. TAUGHT – past participle ofTeach- educatedTAUT –
- 74. TAIL – the posterior part of an
- 75. WON – past tense,Past participle of winTo
- 76. WAVE – to be moved back andforth
- 77. HAST MAKES WASTE
- 78. WAIT – to remain inactive, defer action
- 79. WET – to dampendampWHET – to sharpen (a knife, one’s appetite)[wet] - [wet]
- 80. WOULD – a habitual action orCustom in
- 81. Hole and corner business[həul] - [həul]
- 82. WITCH – a woman who practicesblack magic
- 83. WEEK – a period of seven days.a
- 84. Choose the necessary word to describe a pictureA hill or ridge of wind-blown sandDoneb) Dun
- 85. FIND SOME HOMONYMS
- 86. FIND SOME HOMONYMS
- 87. FIND SOME HOMONYMS
- 88. Working with this theme I have analyzed
- 89. Слайд 89
Слайд 2Definition.
Homonyms are words which are spelled the same, but which have
The word is made up of two words from Greek
HOMO – “The same” + ONYMIA – “name”
Слайд 3HOMOPHONE
One or two or more words pronounced alike
but different in
As the words to, too, two
Слайд 4The aim of this presentation is
to illustrate the difference in
homonyms and homophones.
Practical part includes tests which can help to learn by heart these commonly
confused words.
Слайд 5
I saw Jim
In the gym
I heard him
Sing a hymn
Have you ever
A cattle herd?
For words like that
There is a word
Refrain:
They're called homonyms
Not antonyms
Not synonyms
I'm talking about homonyms
I was weak
For an entire week
'Till I got to meet
A piece of meat
Then I ate
At a little past eight
The cheese I grate
It tasted great
Refrain
Jim – name
Gym – gymnasium
Him – pronoun
Hymn –
Heard – past participle – hear
Herd –
Weak – adjective
Week – noun
Meet – verb
Meat – noun
Ate – past participle –eat
Eight – number
Grate –
Great - adjective
Слайд 6-past tense of eat
It ate everything.
AT – preposition which has
a
[æt] - [et]
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Слайд 7ALOUD – louder then a whisper, audibly with
You must learn to speak your thoughts aloud
ALLOWED – to raise or
constitute no objection,
restraint, or bar, to let happen or to be done permit
[ə´laud] - [ə´laud]
Слайд 8Awl -
He took an awl pressed to duty
as a screwdriver.
a
All – the total entity or extent of
- with everything being taken
into account
All Europe was threatened
ALL in good time
All’s will that ends well.
[o:l] - [o:l]
Слайд 9BARE - To make bare
Without the usual or appropriate covering or
In autumn it is very unpleasant to see trees bare of leaves.
BEAR - Any of various mammals of the family Ursidae.
Hunters noticed a small cub of a bear.
[beə] - [beə]
Слайд 10BANNED - prohibited
N
Nuclear power must be banned
BAND – a thin strip
to encircle and bind one object
A group of musicians
The band was off-key
[bænd] - [bænd]
Слайд 11BLEW –
Past tense of
blow
The wind blew the tent over
BLUE – any
that very in lightness and
saturation.
I was deceived by the blue
sky and took no umbrella.
[blu:] - [blu:]
Слайд 12BEACH - The shore of a body of water
It could be
BEECH - any of tree of the genus Fagus
They approached to a wood of beech-trees.
Слайд 13BROACH – a tapered and
serrated tool, used to shape
or
The hole made by such a tool
BROOCH – an ornament worn
on the clothing, attached be means
of a pin and catch.
I would like to have a cameo brooch
[brəut ] - [brəut ]
Слайд 14Ceiling – the interiour upper
Surface of a room
The planking applied to
interior framework of a ship.
A lamp hung from the ceilings
Hermetic sealing was made well
enough.
SEALING – to affix a seal to
So as to prove authenticity or
Attest to accuracy, quality, or
Conformity to an appropriate
Standard
- To close hermetically
[si:liŋ] - [si:liŋ]
Слайд 15CHEAP – relatively low in cost;
- inexpensive.
Charging low prices:
A cheap restaurant
CHEEP – a faint, shrill sound like
that of a young bird; a chirp.
Слайд 16CAUGHT – past tense of catch
- To capture or seize, especially
After
- To take by trapping or snaring
COT – a narrow bed, especially
a camp bed
A small house, a cottage.
a child’s bed
[ko:t] - [ko:t]
Слайд 17CARET – a proofreading symbol used to
to be insert in printed or
written matter.
Find a caret and correct a
mistake.
CARROT – a
widely cultivated
plant, having finely divided leaves, flat clusters of
Small white flowers, and an edible, yellow-orange root.
Grate a carrot.
Слайд 18CEREAL – an edible grain, such as
Wheat, oats or corn.
A grass producing such a grain
- Food prepared from such a grain,
especially one eaten for breakfast
SERIAL – of forming, or arranged in a series.
- published or produced in installments, as a novel might be
- A literary or dramatic work published or produced in
installments.
He doesn’t like
cereal for breakfast
We never watch
TV serials.
[siriəl] - [siriəl]
Слайд 19DIE – to cease living,
Become dead
Most people die in
their
I all but die.
DYE – any substance
To colour materials
To colour a material
with a due
I would like to dye
A blue over a white
It was a loose dye.
[dai] - [dai]
Слайд 20Dear – beloved, loved, precious. highly esteemed or regarded
Used as a
conventional
form of address
at the beginning
of the letter
DEER – any of various
Blood-sucking flies of
the genus Chryseps.
Any of various hoofed
Ruminant mammals
Of the family Cervidae,
Characteristically having
Deciduous antlers
The park feeds about
40head of deer.
[diə] - [diə]
Слайд 21DOUGH – a soft, thick mixture of flour
or meal, liquids
Ingredients that is baked as bread,
Pastry or the like.
“Dough” – is slang for “money”
DOE – the female of a deer
or related animal. The female
Of certain other animal such as
The hare or kangaroo.
The doe takes care of its cubs.
[dəu] - [dəu]
Слайд 22Dun – a hill or ridge of wind-blown
sand, especially one
vegetation
One of the colours
The horse was dun
Done – past participle of do.
adj. Finished
What is done cannot be undone
Слайд 23Due – payable immediately
or demand owed as a debt,
Owing
Something
or deserved
- A charge or fee as for
membership in a club or
organization
Do – auxiliary verb
To form or execute
to produce or make
Your work is not
Acceptable, do it again
DEW – water droplets condensed from the air,
usually at night, forming an cool surface, such as
grass.
Dew-drops
which the sun
impearls.
[du:]
[dju:]
[dju:]
Слайд 24FLOUR – a soft, fine, powdery
Substance obtained by grinding
and
especially wheat.
Blend in a little flour into this
mixture
FLOWER – any such structure
having showy or colorful parts,
a blossom
She was good at the art of
flower arrangement.
[flauə] - [flauə]
Слайд 25GRIZZLY – the grayish form
arctos.
I have never seen a grizzly
bear
GRISLY – horrifying,
repugnant,
gruesome
[grizli] - [grizli]
Слайд 26GRATE – a framework of parallel or
Latticed bars used to
a stove, furnace or fireplace.
GREAT – extremely large, bulky, big
He is a such a great talker.
Ann scraped out the ashes from a grate.
[greit] - [greit]
Слайд 27
GENE – a hereditary unit
located on a chromosome
That determines a
Characteristic or function
In an organism.
JEAN – a heavy,
strong, twilled cotton,
used in making trousers
and work clothes.
Skuzzy jeans were very popular
Every living being has genes.
Слайд 28HAIR – a growth of such filaments, such as that forming
She has long, straight
hair.
HARE – any of
various mammals of
the family Leporidoe, and
especially of the genus Lepus
related to and resembling the
rabbits but having longer ears,
large hind feet, and long legs
adopted for jumping.
This hare has whit
hair.
[heə] - [heə]
Слайд 29HAIL – precipitation in the
form of pellets of ice and
Crops were injured by
hail
HALE – to
compel to go, force
- sound in health
[heil] - [heil]
Слайд 30HOUR –
The 24th part of a
day.
They moved
50 miles an hour
OUR –
Indicate possession or the recipient or argent of an action
Our aims were
achieved
[auə] - [auə]
Слайд 31I’ll – contraction of I will
I’ll do it later.
AISLE - a
The corridor, doorway, the path
He walked up the aisle to his seat.
I’ll – contraction of I will
I’ll do it later.
ISLE – an island, especially
a small one
An isle lost in the fog.
[ail] - [ail] - [ail]
Слайд 32ITS – the possessive form of the pronoun
IT’S – contraction
of
It’s never too late
to mend.
[its] - [its]
Слайд 33I – the first person
singular pronoun in the
Nominative case.
EYE – an organ of vision or
of the light sensitivity
The landscape appeals
the eye.
I cannot abide him.
[ai] - [ai]
Слайд 34IT -
EAT – to take into the mouth/
chew and swallow
It cost a penny
He could eat ad lib but
he wasn't fat.
[i:t] - [it]
Слайд 35
IN – preposition with different
meanings
house serving food and
drink to travelers; hotel
Formally, a hall or residence for
students.
You can halt at an inn
when you traveled
Is anyone in?
[in] - [in]
Слайд 36GNU – large African antelopes
Having a drooping beard, a long,
This bovine animal was
a gnu.
KNEW – past
Tense of know.
To be certain of, regard a accept as true beyond doubt.
I knew it all along.
[nju:] [nu:] [nju:]
Слайд 37KNOWN – past participle of know
- Proved or generally recognized.
- Something
NONE – no one, not
One, nobody.
Not any, no persons
or things of a
specified group.
NUN – a woman who
belongs to a religious
order devoted to
religious service or
meditation, usually
under vows of poverty,
chastity and obedience.
Слайд 38KNIGHT – a medieval tenant
giving military service as a
mounted man-at-arms
a feudal landholder
NIGHT –
the period
between sunset and
sunrise, especially,
the hours of darkness
A knight in shining
armour
[nait] - [nait]
Слайд 39KNOW – to perceive directly with the senses or mind; apprehend
- Regard or accept as true beyond doubt
NO – Not so; opposed
to “yes”. Used in
Expressing refusal,
disagreement or
disbelief
[nəu] - [nəu]
Слайд 40KNEAD - to mix and work
(a substance) into a uniform
mass; especially,
Press and stretch with
The hands (dough) NEED -
KNEED –
To strike with
the knee
A condition or
situation in which something necessary or desirable is required or wanted
[ni:d] [ni:d] [ni:d]
Слайд 41He ate his leeks.
The leak in the pipe
was plugged.
LEAK – an
normal or proper confinement
especially, an accidental
escape from a
container or
conduit
LEEK – a plant, allium porrum, related to
The onion and having a cylindrical bulb that
Is the base of the flat, overlapping leaves
- The blanched leaves of this plant, used as food
[li:k] - [li:k]
Слайд 42LAOD –
A supported
weight or mass.
Anything that’s
Transported by a motor
Vehicle, ship, or aircraft, or
Carried by a person or pack animal.
LODE – a mineral deposit
contained in hard rock, usually in the
form of a group of veins
- A rich source or supply
[ləud] - [ləud]
Слайд 43LESSEN – to cause, to decrease,
Make less
- To make little of;
LESSON – something to be
learned.
A period of instruction;
a class
[lesn] - [lesn]
Слайд 44He was a man of muscle
MUSCLE –
composed of fibers
capable of contracting
and relaxing to effect
Bodily movement.
Mussel – any of several
marine bivalve mollusks,
Especially mytilus
Edulis, having a
blue-black
shell.
Mussel pilaf was
Cooked rather
good
Слайд 45Made – past tense and past participle of make.
Produced or manufactured
constructing, shaping or forming
MAID – a female servant
[meid] - [meid]
Слайд 46MEDDLE – to interfere in
other people’s affairs or
business.
MEDAL – a piece
Stamped with a design or
Inscription commemorating an
Event or person, often given
as an award.
Every medal has two sides
[medl] - [medl]
Слайд 47MAIN – most
Important, principal
A river
It was the main street of
Mane –
The long hair the top and
sides of neck of such
mammals as horse and
The male lion.
A long thick growth of hair
On person’s head.
[mein] - [mein]
Слайд 48MOAN – a low, sustained,
mournful sound, usually indicative
Of sorrow or
MOWN – past tense of mow
To cut down crops, grass or
similar growth with a mechanical
device such as a lawn mower
Or moving machine.
They had mown a meadow.
Moan and groan
[məun] - [məun]
Слайд 49Meat - the edible flesh of mammals as distinguished
from that
The meat was condemned
as unfit for food
MEET – to come into the presence
or company by chance or by arrangement
METE – to distribute by or as if by measure;
Deal out, allot
The courts mete
out the punishments
[mi:t] [mi:t] [mi:t]
Слайд 50MOAT – a
wide, deep ditch,
usually filled with water,
surrounding a medieval town,
fortress,
against assault
There was a moat near
the castle.
MOTE – a speck, especially
of dust.
[məut] - [məut]
Слайд 51MAIL – letters, packages
and other material
handed in postal
system.
a masculine
or paternal human
or animal
She loves to bait about his male vanity.
I received my mail today
[meil] - [meil]
Слайд 52MALL – a shady public walk
or promenade
A street lined with shops
closed to vehicles
MAUL – a heavy,
long-handled hammer used
to drive stakes, piles or
wedges.
[mo:l] - [mo:l]
Слайд 53Ore – a mineral or aggregate of minerals
From which a
Especially a metal, can be profitable mined or
extracted
OAR – a long, thin pole, usually wooden,
with a blade at one and, used to row
[o:] - [o:]
Слайд 54PLUM – any of several
shrubs or small trees of
The genus Prunus
The
of these trees
Peach trees can be engrafted
upon plum trees.
PLUMB – a weight suspended
from the end of a line, used
to determine water depth
or to establish a true
vertical.
It’s plumb nonsense
[plum] [plum]
Слайд 55PAUSE – to cease or suspend
activity for time.
- A hiatus
Awkward pause
was in the room
PAWS – the nailed or
clawed food of an animal
A human hand, especially one that’s
large , clumsy or dirty
Put out you paws!
[po:z] - [po:z]
Слайд 56POURS – to make ( a fluid or
Granular solid) stream of
to sent forth, produce
PORES – to read or
study carefully and
attentively
He pores gifts upon
her
She pores
attentively.
[po:z] - [po:z]
Слайд 57Pear – a widely cultivated
Tree, Pyrus communis,
having glossy eaves,
white flowers
and edible
fruit.
PAIR – two, corresponding Items, similar in form of function and matched or associated
One object composed of two
pointed; similar parts, depending upon other
A pear that melts
In the mouth
It’s another pair of
shoes
[peə] - [peə]
Слайд 58PAIN – suffering or
distress
It gives me much
pain
the divisions of a
Window or a door, filled with glass.
[pein] [pein]
Слайд 59ROUTE
ROUTE – a road, course or way
travel from one place to another.
A regular way taken from one place
to another
- A customary line of travel
ROOT -
– the usually underground portion of a plant that serves as support, draws water and mineral Ions from
the surrounding soil, and in
some plants stores food
[ru:t] - [ru:t]
Слайд 60E
WRITE –
To form (letters,
Symbols, works,
Or sentences) on
A surface such as paper,
Pencil, or other tool.
RIGHT – in accordance with or
conformable to justice, law, morality or
Similar principle right action
- direction
[rait] - [rait]
Слайд 61READ – to utter or render aloud
Something written or printed
To
Necessary to understand printed
Or written material.
REED – any of various tall
Aquatic grass having jointed,
Hollow stalks, especially, any of
The genus Phragmites.
- The stalk of any of these plants
[ri:d] [rid]
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Слайд 63WRAPPED –
Past tense of wrap
To arrange or fold
About in order
Protect something.
RAPT – transported with
Powerful emotion
- deeply absorbed;
engrossed
- receipt,
report
[ræpt] - [ræpt]
Слайд 64STATIONERY – writing paper and
envelopes.
Writing materials such as paper,
pens and inks.
STATIONARY
position, not moving
-Not capable of being moved;
-Not portable a stationary engine.
Слайд 65SON – an adopted male child.
- An male descendant
that is the basis of
the Solar system and
That sustains life on Earth,
Being the source of heat
and light
Слайд 66 SAIL –
or rectangular fabric,
As canvas, attached
To a ship or boat to catch the wind
And propel it.
- A sailing vessel
SALE – the exchange of goods or services
for an amount of money or its
equivalent.
[seil] - [seil]
Слайд 67STRAIGHT – extending continuously
In the same direction.
accurate, correct; in accordance with
the truth.
- directly, without detour or delay
STRAIT – a narrow passage
of water joining two larger bodies
of water
[streit] - [streit]
Слайд 68 SEA
the continuous body of salt water covering most
of earth’s surface; especially, this body regarded as a geophysical entity district from earth and sky
See –
Perceive with
the eye
[si:] - [si:]
Слайд 69SOW –
To plant
Seed in
Land.
An adult
Female pig
the manner described, shown,
in such a manner
The amount or degree expressed or understood; in such quality or to such an extent
to make, repair or fasten using a needle and thread.
to close, enclose or attach by means of stitches.
to work with a needle and thread or with a sewing machine.
To gain control of
[səu] [səu] [səu]
Слайд 70TIED – past tense of tie
- to fasten or secure
cord, rope, or strap
TIDE -
the twice-daily rise and fall in the surface level of the oceans, seas, and lower courses of rivers caused by the gravitational attraction of the moon, to a lesser extent, the sun
[taid] - [taid]
Слайд 71TOO – in addition, also, as well
To a greater degree than
necessary or desirable
- very extremely,
immensely
TO – in a direction
toward an action resulting
In a specified condition
TWO – the cardinal
Number that is one
More than one.
A symbol representing
this, such as 2, II
[tu:] - [tu:]
[tu:]
Слайд 72TEA –
A shrub, tea sinensis
Or Camelia sinensis
Of eastern Asia
An aromatic
Drink made by steeping tea
Leaves in boiling water.
TEE – something sharped
like a capital T
- the are at the beginning
of each hole
[ti:] - [ti:]
Слайд 73TAUGHT – past participle of
Teach
- educated
TAUT – kept in good order
condition, neat and tidy
[to:t] - [to:t]
Слайд 74TAIL – the posterior part of an animal, especially when
Elongated and
main part of the body.
TALE – a recital of facts or happening;
- a malicious story, piece of gossip or petty
complaint
[teil] - [teil]
Слайд 75WON – past tense,
Past participle of win
To achieve victory
over others
contest.
ONE – designating
a single entity, unit, object,
or being; single,
individual
Слайд 76WAVE – to be moved back and
forth or up and down
by a current of air, shake, sway,
flutter or undulate
WAIVE – to relinquish or give up
(a claim or right)
[weiv] - [weiv]
Слайд 77HAST MAKES
WASTE
WASTE – to fail
to take advantage or
make profitable use of,
lose;
The act of wasting
Garbage, trash
WAIST – the part of
the human trunk
between the bottom
of the rib cage and
the pelvis.
[weist] - [weist]
Слайд 78WAIT – to remain inactive, defer action or stay in one
WEIGHT – a measure of
heaviness or mass of an
object
[weit] - [weit]
![WET – to dampendampWHET – to sharpen (a knife, one’s appetite)[wet] - [wet]](/img/thumbs/7c67267b86235310eaa3afebdc4e2304-800x.jpg "Презентация по английскому языку на тему English homonyms and homophones in everyday speech. WET – to dampendampWHET – to sharpen (a knife, one’s appetite)[wet] - [wet]")
Слайд 80WOULD – a habitual action or
Custom in the past.
A polite
attempt or intention
WOOD – a dense growth
of trees
A small forest
[wud] - [wud]
![Hole and corner business[həul] - [həul]](/img/tmb/5/448972/9ca2c41d026a20ba6b4f16a09c9fcd8c-800x.jpg "Презентация по английскому языку на тему English homonyms and homophones in everyday speech. Hole and corner business[həul] - [həul]")
Слайд 82WITCH – a woman who practices
black magic and sorcery or is
believed to have dealings with the
devil.
- An ugly or vicious old woman.
WHICH – what particular
One or ones:
Which of these is yours?
Слайд 83
WEEK – a period of seven days.
a seven-day calendar period,
especially one
with Sunday and
acting to the
Saturday.
WEAK –
Lacking physical
Strength, energy,
Or vigor
He was weak after his
Illness.
Слайд 88Working with this theme I have analyzed 80 sets of
Homonyms
Reading English books, dictionaries, newspapers
I found the sentences where these words are used.
Using these sentences I made my own tests with
the help of special computer program which helped
me to memorize the meaning of these words.
