Demonstrate your understanding of homonyms by using the word “glass” in a different sentence.
I accidentally dropped the glass and it shattered into a thousand tiny pieces.
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Certainly! Here's a sentence that demonstrates the homonym "glass" used in a different context:
Please be careful not to break the glass when you pour the orange juice into the glasses.
Certainly! Homonyms are words that have the same spelling and pronunciation but different meanings. To use the word "glass" in a different sentence, we can consider the two different meanings it has.
1. "I sipped water from a clear glass."
Here, "glass" refers to a transparent container used for drinking.
2. "She used a special kind of glass to make stained glass windows."
In this sentence, "glass" refers to a hard, brittle substance often used for making windows, mirrors, or decorative objects.
By understanding the context of each sentence, we can distinguish between the different meanings of the word "glass."