Homophones are words in English language that are pronounced the same way but have different spellings and meanings. One such pair of words is closer and closure.
I will discuss their meaning and usage in English language in detail today.
Closer as noun:
In English, closer is used as a noun to represent the last act of a performance.
Example:
The play’s closer was perfect.
Closer as adjective:
Closer is the second degree of the adjective close which represents something that is near to something or not far apart.
Example:
The lion got closer to the dear slowly.
Closure as noun:
As a noun, closure means the action of closing something.
Example:
His school faced closure due to government issues.
Closure as verb:
Closure is also used as a verb where it means to close a speech in an assembly.
Example:
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