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Hi, high-knowledge one who probably won many achievements.

 Today I would like to talk about “Homonyms” (under-lined). It takes time for me to learn those good words.

 No doubt that many guys (male or female, gay or lesbian, old or young, owned or rich) know Homonyms. There is very many “Homonyms” which sound the same but are spelled differently and vary of their meaning. I need more than one hour to do research about our “Homonyms. I want to know more about them.

 I did find them on the internet and also match them fine by myself. I’m good with math (means I’m a little bit intelligent hihi) so I think I can work through difficulty to let those words (seen on website) make scene. I passes almost test at school in the past. I have good faith to do this job and I can do it without fail.

 There are not only two or four but a sea of Homonyms for you to see. I will show you some on my blog so you will be impressed like a bee in a plain of flowers. (A romantic plain without any plan).

I intend to do this task with the due day this weekend. I have a whole week and I’m sure I can hold on. I taste sweet while thinking how to build and suit my sentences in ten days (or less). I don’t need to pay a bill for this fantastic experience.

 My heart beats like I’m standing on the beach with the bright light of sun-shine. I’m not shy. I’m very happy with my project. I will make this blog un-locked for everybody to enjoy with me. And I will also mark it as Ann’s favorite one.

I bet you did hear all those words here before. I do my best. You may also read the red word “Homonyms” at least one time. So every man might understand what I mean after my writing. Am I right?

 I have invested my time and found it is interested. So if you love, take a chance to change you writing style. You will believe what I talk.

Hey, Can you count how many couple Homonyms I used on my text? All words of mine are easy, isn't it. Would you mind to write them down?

By now we can say bye bye.

I’m so pleasure with what I‘ve done.

(Suit: make something suitable

Good faith: willing

Without fail (Idiom): for sure)