L.I. Language features - End rhyme
Parts of speech - Homonyms
Some people say that you’re a dear,
yet dear is far from cheap.
A jumper is a thing you wear.
yet a jumper has to leap.
It’s very clear it’s very queer,
and pray who’s to blame
for different meanings to some words
pronounced and spelt the same?
A little journey is a trip,
a trip is when you fall.
It doesn’t mean you have to dance
whene’er you hold a ball.
Now here’s a thing that puzzles me:
musicians of good taste
will very often form a band -
I’ve got one round my waist!
Harry Helmsley
Words that look the same but have different meanings are called?
Homonym
Write out three pairs from the poem.
- Ball & Ball
- Band & Band
- Dear & Dear
The words at the end of some lines rhyme, this is called?
End Rhyme
Write out three pairs from the poem.
- Dear & Wear
- Fall & Ball
- Taste & Waste
Write another 2 lines that could be included in this poem.
Illustrate your verse.
I had a drink out of a mug but mug is when you get robbed.
Create a DLO that explains what homonyms are with examples that will help others strengthen their connection to this learning.
today we have been doing poetry and we have learning about Homonym it is when two words are spelt the same bot mean something else.
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