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Should I pronounce the singular "Irishman" and the plural "Irishmen" identically?
pronunciation
phonetics
homophones
ipa
regional
Are the words 'lawyerly' and 'loyally' homophones in BrE?
pronunciation
homophones
"Sic on" or "Sick on"? [closed]
orthography
homophones
In the phrase "to see how something fares / fairs", is it "fare" or "fair" that should be used? [closed]
homophones
Is it "bear the shame" or "bare the shame"?
word-choice
homophones
Why are *accept* and *except* commonly misspelled as each other? Are they homophones?
orthography
dialects
homophones
"dispatch" v "despatch" [closed]
pronunciation
orthography
homophones
Are the words "Aural" and "Oral" homophones?
pronunciation
dialects
vowels
homophones
What need is there for the English language to include both "affect" and "effect" [closed]
meaning
ambiguity
homophones
Explaining the "e" in "bye"? [duplicate]
etymology
pronunciation-vs-spelling
homophones
How to remember using "have" instead of "of"? [closed]
grammaticality
homophones
Are "flower" and "flour" always homophones?
nouns
pronunciation
pronunciation-vs-spelling
homophones
Is English simplifying its phonology? Or are there examples of new linguistic distinctions being created?
phonology
homophones
Good practise or good practice? [duplicate]
adverbs
homophones
Are "dual" and "duel" necessarily homophones?
pronunciation
homophones
"Nice to talk to" or "Nice to talk too" [closed]
british-english
homophones
Meaning of phrase "Early/late in the piece"
etymology
idiom-meaning
homophones
Why g in gel sounds as j
etymology
pronunciation-vs-spelling
homophones
Distinguishing /f–t–θ/ in th-fronting and th-stopping dialects
pronunciation
dialects
homophones
phonemes
Are "ball" (formal event) and "ball" (sphere for playing with) etymologically related? [closed]
etymology
homophones
homographs
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