for vs. four vs. fore
3 words that sound the same but are spelled differently and mean different things. Medium level in Homonym Hunter.
🎁 for
Intended to belong to, or because.
“This gift is for you.”
4️⃣ four
The number 4.
“The table has four legs.”
⛳ fore
At the front (or a golfer's warning shout).
“The lookout stood at the fore of the ship.”
Did you know? Golfers yell 'fore!' to warn people a ball is heading their way.
Quick way to tell them apart
“for” means intended to belong to, or because; “four” means the number 4; “fore” means at the front (or a golfer's warning shout).
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