A visual exploration of words that look the same, sound the same, or are otherwise easily confused. Updated weakly through 2016, now only occasionally. The book version "Homophones Visualized" is available wherever books are sold. Thanks for checking in!
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
I hope their books don't get wet.
It's satisfyingly ironic that I found this photo caption in an article about academic proficiency. Homophones-as-typo strike again!
Oh god... I love finding these! As an English major myself, I consider all of the found typos small victories. And reminders that I should probably be an editor someday.
No I haven't done that one yet. If I did, I could have left a link to it in the comments section for that article. :) And don't forget "poor" would be in that one too!
Oh god... I love finding these! As an English major myself, I consider all of the found typos small victories. And reminders that I should probably be an editor someday.
ReplyDeletehave you done a pour/pore post yet? I didn't see one glancing through the archives, but I might have missed it.
ReplyDeleteNo I haven't done that one yet. If I did, I could have left a link to it in the comments section for that article. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd don't forget "poor" would be in that one too!