"10 reasons why English is weird"

1)Wound is a homophobe, but due to the context it is in, we immediately are able to tell the difference between the noun and verb.

2)The first prpduce is the verb, and the second produce is the noun, the subject is also farm.

3)The two refuses are pronounced differently, as the second is almost more exaggerated, which makes it easy to differentiate between the two.

4)The first polish is the verb, and the second the nationality, and we know this as it is capitalised.

5)The verb more than likely comes before the noun, as shown in these homophones.

6) The final 'desert' is the subject, and the first 'desert' is the verb, and then the 'dessert' is the noun, but spelt differently and pronunciated differently as well.

7)The first use of 'present' relates to time, the second to represent giving, and the last as the actually present itself.

8)Bass, although having two different pronunciations, is spelt the same.

9)Both of the uses of 'dove' are spelt the same, yet both have different meanings and pronunciations.

10)As we recognise the first 'object' as a verb, we automatically know the second 'object' is a noun.