words that sound alike but diff. meanings

[Tom]

New = not old
Knew = to have known.

[armin]

anyone - a pronoun meaning any person at all

any one - a paired adjective and noun meaning a specific item in a group

[Jane]

we have these words

all ready: used as an adjective to express complete preparedness
already: an adverb expressing time

[lance03]

I got this one also

anyway: in any case or nonetheless

any way: any particular course, direction, or manner

[cutie_avie]

maybe: perhaps

may be: a form of the verb be

[lance03]

another set of words :

to - preposition, or first part of the infinitive form of a verb
too - very, also
two - the number 2

[armin]

hi, just found another set of words.

emigrate - you emigrate from a place
immigrate - you immigrate to a place

corps - is a group of people acting under common leadership or direction.
corpse - is a dead body.

[johanne]

additional examples of homophone:

aloud and allowed
bear and bare
cent, scent, and sent
days and daze

[lawrence]

quarts and quartz

real and reel

oar, ore and or

[fearxlink]

Man I learned so much about the differences between words just from reading these forum posts. Thanks!