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Given below are three pairs of words. Each pair sounds similar, but have different meanings. Can you find them?

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Given below are three pairs of words. Each pair sounds similar, but have different meanings (they are homonyms). Can you find them?
Elevate - bring down, destroy
Cereal grass - labyrinth
Burial / Cremation formalities - drops a line

posted Jul 11, 2022 by Rahul Vaidya

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