aisle vs. isle vs. i'll
3 words that sound the same but are spelled differently and mean different things. Medium level in Homonym Hunter.
🛒 aisle
A walkway between rows of seats or shelves.
“The cereal is in aisle four.”
🏝️ isle
A small island.
“They sailed to a windswept isle.”
🗣️ i'll
Short for 'I will'.
“I'll call you tonight.”
Quick way to tell them apart
“aisle” means a walkway between rows of seats or shelves; “isle” means a small island; “i'll” means short for 'I will'.
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