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Have you come across confusing words ?

I find the English language playing a significant role in the way we communicate.

When we read or write, we may find it useful to leverage the rules of Punctuation, as punctuation is powerful  and can change the way we interpret ideas. There are some words that can sound like the word as in the case of a Borborygmus. Sometimes our road may embed grammar,usage, and style errors .

The humor in the English language may lie in the words that sound similar but are written and spelt out differently and can be confusing at times and we may call them as confusing words. There is a thin line of similarity between confusing words and homonyms.

If we were to look for confusing words or homonyms, then one approach is to leverage the  seek and we shall find approach but what confuses me ( pun intended) is if we can find the homonyms or confusing words using a methodical approach as the only way to find what we are looking for is by leveraging experience.

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