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1 Syllable & Affix Patterns: Sort 53 (Homophones)
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2 Homophones sound alike but are spelled differently and have different meanings.

3 Syllable & Affix Patterns: Sort 53 (Homophones)
berry metal medal bury vary very flour flower cellar seller chews choose hire higher there they’re weather whether marry merry allowed aloud board bored desert dessert

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