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Welcome to my channel.This mini video helps  you to know the difference between grown and groan.Here's a description for a mini video explaining the difference between "grown" and "groan":
Title: Grown vs. Groan: Understanding These Homophones
Description:
Ever confused "grown" and "groan"? You're not alone! These homophones sound the same but have different meanings. This quick video will help you learn the difference and use them correctly.
In the video, you can explain that "grown" is the past participle of the verb "grow," indicating an increase in size or maturity. You can use examples like "The child has grown so much" or "The plant has grown new leaves."
On the other hand, "groan" is a noun or verb that refers to a low, moaning sound expressing pain, disapproval, or boredom. You can use examples like "The audience groaned at the bad joke" or "He groaned with pain after lifting the heavy box."
By the end of the video, viewers should be able to confidently distinguish between "grown" and "groan."
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