RICH is an adjecive and it means having a great deal of money or assets; wealthy. REACH - in the picture it is used as a verb and it means to stretch out an arm to touch or grasp something.
LETTER VS. LITTER
The Lighthouse2019-04-09T13:05:21+02:00Mind your pronunciation of these two words as mispronouncing them changes the meaning
COAST vs. COST
The Lighthouse2019-04-02T12:15:35+02:00Pay attention to the difference between these 2 words. Basically, everything is different about them - spelling, pronunciation and meaning, but students (especially beginners) still find it difficult to make a proper distinction between them. COAST /kəʊst/ - the part of the land near the sea COST /kɒst/ - how much money something is worth/you ...čitaj dalje
BALL vs. BOWL
The Lighthouse2019-03-19T10:51:20+01:00Pay attention to the slight difference in the pronunciation of 'ball' and 'bowl' - if you get the pronunciation wrong, people might be confused
WITCH vs. WHICH
The Lighthouse2019-03-12T07:58:46+01:00Witch or which. Are you one of those people who never know which is which?
LEAVE vs. LIVE
The Lighthouse2019-02-12T16:13:55+01:00Leave vs live Pay attention, the only difference in pronunciation is the difference between the long and short /i/, while the spelling and the meaning are different.
WHOLE vs. HOLE
The Lighthouse2019-01-29T11:25:13+01:00These 2 words are pronounced in exactly the same way, but as you can see, they are spelt differently and mean different things.
NOSY vs. NOISY
The Lighthouse2018-12-25T12:51:55+01:00Well then, what would you say is more of a problem to have - nosy neighbours or noisy neighbours