homework is something you get from school or a place of education and have to do the work at home, for example I have some Art work I didn't finish it so I take it home to do some home work. Housework is cleaning your house basically so for example. I did some house work today now my house is so clean. hope this helps :)

Homework (noun) - refers to tasks assigned to students by teachers to be completed mostly outside of class, and derives its name from the fact that most students do the majority of such work at home. "For example:" "A lot of students in the UK get too much homework." Housework (noun) - refers to domestic household chores such as cleaning and cooking. For example: "I never seem to have enough time to do the housework. There's always something that needs dusting or polishing."

Homework é trabalho de escola o que está feito em casa. Housework é trabalho doméstico como limpeza.

They ARE VERY different. "homework" is schoolwork from teachers: math problems, writing, etc. "housework" is cleaning, cooking, etc. at home. A husband who confuses the two terms will surely get himself into trouble! ("Today my teacher gave me housework to do.") BTW: I have not seen the expression "aspect significated" used in the USA. "significate" could be UK English, but I suspect that it is "Spanglish" derived from "significar".

Thanks girls. So... there aren't difference.