Do YOU still have trouble using ÒthereÓ, ÒtheirÓ or ÒtheyÕreÓ in the right places? Still mixing up "your", "yore" and "you're" and confusing readers? Ever damaged a document by confusing "bused", "bussed" or "bust"? Can you tell which of ÒsearÓ, "seerÓ, ÒsereÓ or ÒcereÓ means "withered and dry"?
This 3rd edition of Halyn's Homonyms has the most complete list of sound-alike words to date, including meanings, so you will always have the right word in the right place.
New to the 3rd edition is Homographs, words spelled the same, but with different meanings (and, often, pronunciations).
And a new section points out common errors that detract from professional-looking text.
Finally, we've added "Humour-nyms", a list of unusual names that have funny, clever or witty meanings.
Thus, this edition blends solid reference work with a touch of humour to balance the material.
Enjoy the information, smile at the funny side.