Homographs in American English – Part 3 | Same Spelling, Different Pronunciation

Homographs in American English – Part 3 | Same Spelling, Different Pronunciation

In this video, we’ll explore more homographs — words that are spelled the same but pronounced differently depending on their meaning. Knowing how to stress these words correctly will help you sound more natural and avoid confusion in conversations.

✔️ Practice with real examples: project, invite, wound, produce, refuse

✔️ Learn how stress changes based on whether the word is a noun or a verb

✔️ Improve your listening skills and word stress accuracy

This is Part 2 of a series on homographs and syllable stress in Standard American English. Great for ESL learners, professionals, and anyone working toward clearer, more fluent speech.

The words we will be going over are: lead, desert, present, and object.

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