[NIFL-ESL:9653] Word lists

From: Sinnes, Elizabeth (CCPS) (esinnes@ccboe.com)
Date: Mon Nov 24 2003 - 14:16:50 EST 

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I am looking for two lists I have seen in the past.

One was a list of sentences that used a word spelled the same way, but with
different meanings.  Ex: Polish people polish their silver.

The other is a list of words that are spelled like they should rhyme, but do
not.  Ex: food/good

Does anyone have a copy of either that they can share?  

Elizabeth B. Sinnes
Charles County Maryland Public Schools
esinnes@ccboe.com

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