Collection of Homonyms Cliparts (58)

The image is a cartoon illustration of a tree stump with a red heart on top. The tree stump is standing on a green grassy area with a white background. The trunk of the tree is brown and appears to be old and weathered, with visible cracks and knots. The heart is a bright red color and is placed on the right side of the trunk. The image is framed by a blue border. The website "www.englishunite.com" is written in the bottom right corner.

The image is a visual representation of the concept of homo and phone. It consists of two rectangular boxes, one labeled "homo" and the other labeled "phone". The boxes are connected by two arrows, indicating that the two boxes are in the process of being used to communicate with each other. The first box on the left is labeled "same" and has an arrow pointing to it, indicating the direction of the conversation between the two. The second box is labelled "sound". The arrows are pointing towards the first box, indicating a sound. The background of the image is white, and the text is written

The image is a graphic design that represents the word "Homophones" in purple letters. There are six speech bubbles around the word, each containing a different word. The first bubble on the top left shows a boy with a mail envelope and a message that reads "Mail Male". Next to it, there is a cartoon illustration of a dog with a speech bubble saying "Doe Dough". Next, there are two speech bubbles with the words "Pair Pear" and "Whole Hole". On the right side of the image, two children are standing on a platform with their arms raised in the

The image is a set of 21 double-sided flashcards for English Unit 2018. The flashcards are designed to help children learn about homonyms. Each flashcard has a picture of a different word on it, including "homonyms", "bat", "stalk", "tire", "chest", "down", and "down". The flash cards have a blue background with a red border and a white banner at the top with the text "English Unit 2018". The text is written in black and is in a playful font.

The image is a graphic design with a purple background. On the left side of the image, there is a white rectangle with the words "Homophones and Homonyms" written in black text. Below the rectangle, there are two illustrations - one of a young girl with brown hair and a big smile on her face, and the other of a small pot with a white daisy flower. The girl is standing in front of a red and white striped background.

The image is a flowchart that shows the relationship between homo and phone. It consists of two boxes, one labeled "homo" and the other labeled "phone". The first box is labeled "same" and has an arrow pointing to it, indicating that the two boxes are connected by a line. The second box is labelled "sound". The flowchart is set against a white background.

The image is a poster with the title "Homophones" at the top. The background of the poster is black and the text is in yellow and pink. The poster has a grid of 18 rows and 18 columns. Each row has a different illustration of a different type of homophones. The illustrations are arranged in a circular pattern, with each row representing a different homophone. The first row shows a sale sign with a price tag, the second row shows an illustration of two children playing with a toy car, the third row shows three children playing a game of hopscotch, the fourth row

The image is a cartoon illustration of a young boy with a speech bubble above his head. He is wearing a purple sweater and blue jeans. The speech bubble has a blue background with red crosses on it. The boy has a surprised expression on his face and his mouth is open as if he is shouting or making a point. The text on the speech bubble reads "www.englishunit.com".