English Quiz.

[rogue]

Here are a couple of links for those who are interested:

http://www.english.upenn.edu/~traister/oedanswers.html

http://rec-puzzles.org/new/sol.pl/la...nciation/rhyme

[mfgoode]

Originally Posted by Mystwalker

"door hinge" was 4), not for 5)...

Concerning 4), is "son's" one word?

Thank you Mystwalker.

I would permit "door hinge" as the last two syllables are the same and if two words are permitted.

I dont quite understand your question on "son's". Please elucidate.

Uncwilly: Jiffy also means ( Old English) --A short duration like the blink of an eye or a heartbeat.

Paul: Would sillier rhyme with silver and turtle with purple?

Mally

[Mystwalker]

"son's" is intended to rhyme with "month". "Funds" might also work, doesn't it?

[mfgoode]

Originally Posted by Mystwalker

"son's" is intended to rhyme with "month". "Funds" might also work, doesn't it?

Thank you Mystwalker; -- 'Sind se Deutche?'. Its a question of how you pronounce the word 'Month'.

No, "son's" does not rhyme in English with 'month'

Mally

[99.94]

Originally Posted by mfgoode

-- 'Sind se Deutche?'.
Mally

Ahem! Sind Sie Deutsch?

[mfgoode]

Originally Posted by 99.94

Ahem! Sind Sie Deutsch?

Nein, Ich bin Anglo-Indian aber Ich habe fahrt die Welt.
Bitte enschuldigen zie. Ich sprache wenig Deutsch. Ich liebe Frankfurt stadt und habe bin dort viele zeit
Danke shone
Mally