Hello and welcome to one minute Wednesdays the video where I teach you
English in just one minute, you solidify your knowledge by putting a
practice sentence in the comment section below. I will read it give it a thumbs up
if it's correct and correct it
if it is not. Let's start that clock. okay today's
lesson is between the homophones higher and hire. hmm
two words that sound exactly the same because they're homophones but they are
spelled differently and they have different meanings. Firstly higher the
comparative of the word high so for example I might say she has reached the
higher set in maths at school. Oh clever girl. Next the word higher which means to
employ or to gain the use of something in exchange for a payment. For example I
need to hire a car when I go on holiday when I come back I'm going to hire a new
accountant. Now it's your turn write a sentence or two down in the comment
section below using both of these words and when I get
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