Board v Bored

Board

1. I much prefer writing on a white board (noun) than a black board (noun).
2. The board (=group) of directors were unhappy with the company’s annual profits.
3. Passengers must board (verb) the plane 30 minutes before the departure time.

Bored

1. I’m so bored (adjective)! I have nothing to do.

   2. We’ve bored (verb) holes in the wall to hang some photos up.