Common examples of homophones

• To, two, too. Lots of native English-speakers get confused about this one.
• There, their, they’re.
• Your/you’re.
• By/buy/bye.
• Stationary/stationery.
• Compliment/complement.
• Brake/break.
• Coarse/course.

Integrity, as defined by the dictionary, is “the quality of being honest or having strong moral principles.” People with integrity are generally known to be trustworthy, honest, and kind. Additionally, everyone should also strive to surround themselves with people who have true integrity.

1. TAKING RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEIR ACTIONS. Integrity is all about having a high level of honesty.
2. PUTTING OTHERS’ NEEDS ABOVE THEIR OWN.
3. OFFERING TO HELP OTHERS IN NEED.
4. GIVING OTHERS THE BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT.
5. CHOOSING HONESTY IN ALL THINGS.
6. SHOWING RESPECT TO EVERYONE.
7. MANIFESTING HUMILITY.
8. BEING ABLE TO ADMIT THEY’RE WRONG.

Integrity in relationship It includes all kinds of relationships including romantic relationship or friendship or even in professional life. Integrity in a relationship means to do the right things at right times. It is all about being honest with one another (people).

Here are a few behaviors that show integrity:

1. Being dependable and following through on commitments.
2. Being open and honest when communicating with others.
3. Holding yourself accountable and owning up to your shortcomings.

Simply put, integrity is doing what you say you will do. Most relationships suffer because of a lack of integrity. We make commitments to ourselves and others, we break them, then make excuses to avoid taking responsibility. We promise to be patient, kind, understanding, and loving.