Author: alisa_trotter

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What are Homonyms, Homophones, and Homographs?

I remember learning about homonyms and homophones when I was in grade school. I’ll be honest…I remembered them as being the same things. Turns out that is not necessarily ALWAYS the case. 🙂

HOMONYM: Words that have the same name, both sound the same, and are spelled the same.

EXAMPLES: BAT – used to hit a ball/a nocturnal flying mammal; BOOK – something to read/making an appointment
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Do You Need a Proofreader?

*Do you know the difference between there, their, and they’re?

*Are you confused about when to use commas, semi-colons, and colons?

*Have you been told by some of your readers that you need someone to proofread your work before it is published?

*Would you like a second set of eyes to give your blog post, term paper, novel, etc. a final perusal before it is released for widespread readership?