Problems of service women

Homophones  are words that sound the same as another word but have a different meaning, and often a different spelling. Examples: one, won pail, pale fore, four, for it's, its there, their, they're Knight, night which, witch pore, poor, pour, pear, pair, pare see, sea,  C high, hi wear, where hare, hair air, heir whether, weather too, to, two ate, eight no, know by, buy, bye flour, flower right, write be, bee week, weak rains, reins higher, hire fare, fair air, heir aisle, isle ante-, anti- bare, bear, bear be, bee brake, break buy, by cell, sell cent, scent cereal, serial coarse, course complement, compliment dam, damn dear, deer die, dye eye, I fair, fare fir, fur flour, flower hair, hare heal, heel hear, here him, hymn hole, whole hour, our idle, idol in, inn knight, night knot, not know, no made, maid mail, male meat, meet morning, mourning none, nun oar, or one, won pair, pear peace piece plain, plane poor, pour pray, prey...