What's the difference between ROLL and ROLE in English? These homophones have the same pronunciation, but they have different spellings and meanings. Learn the difference between roll (noun and verb) and role (noun) in English with this simple English lesson. I will also talk about common English expressions using roll and role.
Roll can function as a noun or a verb, and its meaning varies depending on the context. As a verb, roll means to move by turning over and over.
Examples:
The children are rolling down the hill.
• I was rolling on the floor laughing.
• The ball is rolling away!
• We need to roll the dice.
As a noun, a roll can mean a piece of bread or a type of list.
Examples:
• The teacher said all the children were on the honour roll this year.
• Do you have any dinner rolls to go with the stew?
Role is a noun that means a position, character, or responsibility one has.
Examples:
• She has an important role on our team.
• Mary Beth is playing the leading role in our production.
• Your role as a student is to study and learn.
Watch my lesson and take the quiz at the end to test your knowledge!
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:20 - Roll VS Role Pronunciation
00:33 - Roll (Verb)
01:21 - Roll (Noun)
02:21 - Role (Noun)
03:31 - Common Expressions
05:25 - Quiz
06:42 - Quiz Answers
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