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Nov 14, 2002
Because of the continuing success of RWord (homophone
checker for MS Word), I have decided to make RWord’s
homophone list available to teachers, students or anyone
else FREE OF CHARGE.
Homophones are words that sound the same but have different
spellings and means:
there / their / they’re
affect / effect
know / no
weather / whether
You can find the complete list at:
[link removed]
Happy learning
Richard Fifield
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On 11/14/02, Richard fifield wrote:
> Because of the continuing success of RWord (homophone
> checker for MS Word), I have decided to make RWord’s
> homophone list available to teachers, students or anyone
> else FREE OF CHARGE.
>
> Homophones are words that sound the same but have...See More