Other sections cover easily confused words, prefixes, suffixes, spelling demons, word families, and roots.  Additional topics include onset and rime (phonograms), morphemes (roots that transform in meaning), rules and generalizations, high frequency words, and common errors in meaning and spelling.  The concluding chapter is packed with useful teaching suggestions. 

This book is a basic resource with a variety of uses for teachers and students at many levels. As a handy reference, the lists will assist with differentiating the meaning or spelling of troublesome words. In addition to each defined homonym, a sample sentence is provided and the part of speech is indicated. For example:

The potter has a wheel (noun) 

… to wheel around quickly (verb)

We’ll means “we will” (contraction)