The one on the left is in honor of my wife Vanessa's sewing blog: Pass/Fail Sewing. Which you should totally check out... if you're sew-inclined.
And the one in the middle might be a guy gesturing "so?" but is more likely a picture of me admitting I have no idea what to draw here.
You left out the sow noun definition and a pig picture. I asked a neighbor about these words and spellings because I wanted to use the correct word and see if there was an easy way for me to remember using the e, and o the way I remember very and vary meaning differences; the e is for extremely, and the a alter or change...
ReplyDeleteTo sow seed you use the ground or soil to plant in... they both have the letter o in them. I have read sow as a verb and a noun and have just hesitated in writing, because I was had a hard tome accepting the two ways to pronounce and use one word. Noun usage I can remember that are omnivores and they are ground animals words also having the letter o in them.
Sew is what you do with a needle and thread and both of them contain the letter e.
Sue in to
Very clever mnemonics!
ReplyDeleteThe reason I left out the pig picture, though, is that it has a different pronunciation than these. Not -oh like in "blow," but -ow like in "down."