Flash FeedHomophones and Near-Homophones: Meanings flashcards
Which spelling means what: accept or except, affect or effect, whose or who's. 24 cards to learn: tap one to flip it.
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On 2026-10-31, every card was compared with a primary source and with a second source from a different publisher. The comparison was done automatically, not by a teacher, so a card can still be wrong. Flash Feed is not affiliated with any source named here.
Sources
Total: 48 · primary: 24 · second publisher: 24
- Primary source Cambridge Dictionary: fare (opens in a new tab) (Cambridge University Press, dictionary.cambridge.org)
- Primary source Cambridge Dictionary: grate (opens in a new tab) (Cambridge University Press, dictionary.cambridge.org)
- Second source Wiktionary: accept (opens in a new tab) (Wiktionary (Wikimedia Foundation), en.wiktionary.org)
- Second source Wiktionary: great (opens in a new tab) (Wiktionary (Wikimedia Foundation), en.wiktionary.org)
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- Primary source Cambridge Dictionary: great (opens in a new tab) (Cambridge University Press, dictionary.cambridge.org)
- Primary source Cambridge Dictionary: hear (opens in a new tab) (Cambridge University Press, dictionary.cambridge.org)
- Primary source Cambridge Dictionary: here (opens in a new tab) (Cambridge University Press, dictionary.cambridge.org)
- Primary source Cambridge Dictionary: mail (opens in a new tab) (Cambridge University Press, dictionary.cambridge.org)
- Primary source Cambridge Dictionary: male (opens in a new tab) (Cambridge University Press, dictionary.cambridge.org)
- Primary source Cambridge Dictionary: mane (opens in a new tab) (Cambridge University Press, dictionary.cambridge.org)
- Primary source Cambridge Dictionary: accept (opens in a new tab) (Cambridge University Press, dictionary.cambridge.org)
- Primary source Cambridge Dictionary: meat (opens in a new tab) (Cambridge University Press, dictionary.cambridge.org)
- Primary source Cambridge Dictionary: meet (opens in a new tab) (Cambridge University Press, dictionary.cambridge.org)
- Primary source Cambridge Dictionary: medal (opens in a new tab) (Cambridge University Press, dictionary.cambridge.org)
- Primary source Cambridge Dictionary: mist (opens in a new tab) (Cambridge University Press, dictionary.cambridge.org)
- Primary source Cambridge Dictionary: peace (opens in a new tab) (Cambridge University Press, dictionary.cambridge.org)
- Primary source Cambridge Dictionary: piece (opens in a new tab) (Cambridge University Press, dictionary.cambridge.org)
- Primary source Cambridge Dictionary: plane (opens in a new tab) (Cambridge University Press, dictionary.cambridge.org)
- Primary source Cambridge Dictionary: rein (opens in a new tab) (Cambridge University Press, dictionary.cambridge.org)
- Primary source Cambridge Dictionary: reign (opens in a new tab) (Cambridge University Press, dictionary.cambridge.org)
- Primary source Cambridge Dictionary: except (opens in a new tab) (Cambridge University Press, dictionary.cambridge.org)
- Primary source Cambridge Dictionary: affect (opens in a new tab) (Cambridge University Press, dictionary.cambridge.org)
- Primary source Cambridge Dictionary: effect (opens in a new tab) (Cambridge University Press, dictionary.cambridge.org)
- Primary source Cambridge Dictionary: berry (opens in a new tab) (Cambridge University Press, dictionary.cambridge.org)
- Primary source Cambridge Dictionary: bury (opens in a new tab) (Cambridge University Press, dictionary.cambridge.org)
- Primary source Cambridge Dictionary: brake (opens in a new tab) (Cambridge University Press, dictionary.cambridge.org)
- Second source Wiktionary: grate (opens in a new tab) (Wiktionary (Wikimedia Foundation), en.wiktionary.org)
- Second source Wiktionary: hear (opens in a new tab) (Wiktionary (Wikimedia Foundation), en.wiktionary.org)
- Second source Wiktionary: here (opens in a new tab) (Wiktionary (Wikimedia Foundation), en.wiktionary.org)
- Second source Wiktionary: male (opens in a new tab) (Wiktionary (Wikimedia Foundation), en.wiktionary.org)
- Second source Wiktionary: mail (opens in a new tab) (Wiktionary (Wikimedia Foundation), en.wiktionary.org)
- Second source Wiktionary: except (opens in a new tab) (Wiktionary (Wikimedia Foundation), en.wiktionary.org)
- Second source Wiktionary: mane (opens in a new tab) (Wiktionary (Wikimedia Foundation), en.wiktionary.org)
- Second source Wiktionary: meat (opens in a new tab) (Wiktionary (Wikimedia Foundation), en.wiktionary.org)
- Second source Wiktionary: meet (opens in a new tab) (Wiktionary (Wikimedia Foundation), en.wiktionary.org)
- Second source Wiktionary: medal (opens in a new tab) (Wiktionary (Wikimedia Foundation), en.wiktionary.org)
- Second source Wiktionary: mist (opens in a new tab) (Wiktionary (Wikimedia Foundation), en.wiktionary.org)
- Second source Wiktionary: peace (opens in a new tab) (Wiktionary (Wikimedia Foundation), en.wiktionary.org)
- Second source Wiktionary: piece (opens in a new tab) (Wiktionary (Wikimedia Foundation), en.wiktionary.org)
- Second source Wiktionary: affect (opens in a new tab) (Wiktionary (Wikimedia Foundation), en.wiktionary.org)
- Second source Wiktionary: plane (opens in a new tab) (Wiktionary (Wikimedia Foundation), en.wiktionary.org)
- Second source Wiktionary: rein (opens in a new tab) (Wiktionary (Wikimedia Foundation), en.wiktionary.org)
- Second source Wiktionary: reign (opens in a new tab) (Wiktionary (Wikimedia Foundation), en.wiktionary.org)
- Second source Wiktionary: effect (opens in a new tab) (Wiktionary (Wikimedia Foundation), en.wiktionary.org)
- Second source Wiktionary: berry (opens in a new tab) (Wiktionary (Wikimedia Foundation), en.wiktionary.org)
- Second source Wiktionary: bury (opens in a new tab) (Wiktionary (Wikimedia Foundation), en.wiktionary.org)
- Second source Wiktionary: brake (opens in a new tab) (Wiktionary (Wikimedia Foundation), en.wiktionary.org)
- Second source Wiktionary: fare (opens in a new tab) (Wiktionary (Wikimedia Foundation), en.wiktionary.org)
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