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homophones and confusions

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advise 		Could you advise me on buying a new car?
advice 		The teacher gave me good advice.
affect 		The government cuts will affect everyone.
effect 		A rhetorical device, such as a question, is used for effect rather than to get an answer. *
aloud 		Read the words aloud.
bought 		I bought this dress at the new boutique.
brought 		The maid brought the tea on a tray.
breaking 		Disciplinary action will be taken against anyone breaking the law.
choose 		Choose a suitable card for Meg's birthday.
chose 		He chose to seclude himself from the others.
cloth 		This cloth is extremely absorbent.
clothe 		The clothes are drying on the radiator.
conscience 		My conscience is completely clear.
conscious 		She was conscious of what she said to her mother.

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