These Strange English Words are IMPOSSIBLE! – Heteronyms Part 2

The video tutorial explains heteronyms, a subset of homographs, which are words with the same spelling but different meanings and pronunciations. It distinguishes between homonyms, homophones, and heteronyms, providing examples for each. The tutorial also covers the difference between 'affect' and 'effect', illustrating their distinct meanings and uses.

What is a heteronym?

• A word with the same pronunciation but different spelling and meaning

• A word with the same spelling and pronunciation but different meanings

• A word with the same spelling but different meanings and pronunciations

• A word with different spelling and pronunciation but the same meaning

Which of the following is a homograph?

• Words with different spelling but the same pronunciation

• Words with the same spelling but different meanings

• Words with the same spelling and pronunciation

• Words with different spelling and meaning

In the context of heteronyms, what does the word 'house' mean as a verb?

• To provide a home for

• To build a structure

• To sell a property

• To decorate a living space

What is the meaning of 'affect' when used as a noun?

• To influence or change

• A feeling or emotion

• To make a difference

• A type of effect

How does 'affect' as a verb differ from its noun form?

• It means to influence or change something

• It refers to a type of emotion

• It is used to express a feeling

• It describes a physical appearance