HomographAges 15–20Row
A line of people or things; or to move a boat with oars.
Ananya sits in the front row in class.
A noisy quarrel (mainly British English).
The neighbours had a row about parking.
Remember: Seats in a row and boats you row: 'go'. A loud row: 'ow!', like the cry in an argument.
Short lessonHomographs & heteronymsSame spelling, different sound, different meaning. The sentence tells you how to say it.