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Homófonos de "aisle"

Palabras en inglés que se pronuncian exactamente igual que "aisle".

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The homophones of “aisle” are “isle”, “I'll”.

Pronounced ⁄aɪl⁄. 'Aisle' is a passageway between seats or shelves; 'isle' is an island; 'I'll' contracts 'I will'.

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aisle

Noun
Definición:

A passage between rows of seats in a building or shelves in a store.

Ejemplo:

“The flight attendant pushed the refreshment cart down the narrow aisle.”

Begins with silent "a" from French aile (wing).

isle

Noun
Definición:

An island or peninsula, especially a small one.

Ejemplo:

“They chartered a sailboat to explore the remote Scottish isle.”

Root of the word "island", with silent "s".

I'll

Contraction
Definición:

Contraction of "I will" or "I shall".

Ejemplo:

“I'll meet you outside the library in ten minutes.”

Apostrophe replaces the letters "wi".
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An AISLE has an 'A' for walkway between rows. An ISLE is an Island surrounded by sea. 'I'll' is I will.

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Difference between "aisle" and "isle" and "I'll"?

Both are pronounced identically as ⁄aɪl⁄. Definitions: "aisle": A passage between rows of seats in a building or shelves in a store.; "isle": An island or peninsula, especially a small one.; "I'll": Contraction of "I will" or "I shall"..

Pronunciation of "aisle"?

Transcribed as ⁄aɪl⁄ in standard English.

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