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    Homophones

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    Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings. The document lists numerous homophone pairs such as aye/eye/I, allowed/aloud, bare/bear, board/bored, brake/break, cheap/cheep, chord/cord, cite/sight/site, coarse/course, and fair/fare. Homophones are commonly confused due to their similar pronunciations but differing definitions.

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    Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings. The document lists numerous homophone pairs such as aye/eye/I, allowed/aloud, bare/bear, board/bored, brake/break, cheap/cheep, chord/cord, cite/sight/site, coarse/course, and fair/fare. Homophones are commonly confused due to their similar pronunciations but differing definitions.

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    Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings. The document lists numerous homophone pairs such as aye/eye/I, allowed/aloud, bare/bear, board/bored, brake/break, cheap/cheep, chord/cord, cite/sight/site, coarse/course, and fair/fare. Homophones are commonly confused due to their similar pronunciations but differing definitions.

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    Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings. The document lists numerous homophone pairs such as aye/eye/I, allowed/aloud, bare/bear, board/bored, brake/break, cheap/cheep, chord/cord, cite/sight/site, coarse/course, and fair/fare. Homophones are commonly confused due to their similar pronunciations but differing definitions.

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    Homophones

    A homophone is one of two or more words which sound the same but which
    have different meanings.

    aye/eye/I ate/eight allowed/aloud


    altar/alter arc/ark be/bee
    bail/bale bald/bawled band/banned
    bare/bear baron/barren base/bass
    baste/based beach/beech bean/been
    beat/beet berries/buries berth/birth
    buy/by/bye billed/build blew/blue
    boar/bore board/bored border/boarder
    bough/bow boy/buoy brake/break
    bread/bred brewed/brood canon/cannon
    ceiling/sealing cell/sell cellar/seller
    cent/scent/sent cereal/serial cheap/cheep
    chews/choose Chile/chilli/chilly chord/cord
    chute/shoot cite/sight/site clause/claws
    coarse/course colonel/kernel conquer/conker
    coward/cowered currant/current cymbal/symbol
    days/daze dear/deer desert/dessert
    dew/due/do die/dye doe/dough
    dual/duel earn/urn ewe/yew/you
    facts/fax faint/feint fair/fare
    faze/phase find/fined flea/flee
    flew/flu flour/flower for/fore/four
    foul/fowl frees/freeze/frieze fur/fir
    genes/jeans grate/great groan/grown
    guessed/guest guilt/gilt hay/hey
    hair/hare heal/heel hear/here
    heard/herd higher/hire him/hymn
    hoes/hose holy/wholly horse/hoarse
    hour/our idle/idol in/inn

    2005 First School Years (www.firstschoolyears.com) This worksheet may be reproduced without permission for educational use.
    knead/need knight/night knit/nit
    knot/not laps/lapse lays/laze
    lead/led leak/leek lessen/lesson
    lightening/lightning loan/lone made/maid
    mail/male maize/maze manner/manor
    meat/meet medal/meddle mind/mined
    miner/minor missed/mist moose/mousse
    morning/mourning muscles/mussels no/know
    nose/knows none/nun ode/owed
    one/won overdo/overdue paced/paste
    pain/pane pair/pare/pear passed/past
    pause/paws peace/piece peak/peek
    place/plaice plain/plane pleas/please
    plum/plumb poor/pore/pour pray/prey
    profit/prophet queue/cue rain/reign
    rap/wrap read/reed red/read
    real/reel right/write role/roll
    root/route sail/sale scene/seen
    sea/see sew/so shoe/shoo
    side/sighed size/sighs slay/sleigh
    soar/sore sole/soul some/sum
    stair/stare stake/steak steal/steel
    storey/story suite/sweet swayed/suede
    tea/tee tail/tale taught/taut
    team/teem tease/teas/tees tern/turn
    their/they’re/there threw/through throne/thrown
    tied/tide to/too/two toed/toad/towed/told
    undo/undue vale/veil vane/vain/vein
    wade/weighed wail/whale waste/waist
    wait/weight ware/wear/where way/whey/weigh
    weather/whether weak/week which/witch
    whine/wine whirred/word warn/worn
    wood/would

    2002 First School Years (www.firstschoolyears.com)


    2005 This worksheet may be reproduced without permission for educational use.

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