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Language Awareness - Homophones
Homophones are words that sound the same, but have different spellings and meanings e.g. flower and flour.
You need to learn these words as there are no spelling rules to help you remember them.
Here is a list of 70 common homophones:
- air, heir
- aisle, I'll, isle
- allowed, aloud
- aren't, aunt
- ate, eight
- awe, oar, or, ore
- be, bee
- bean, been
- bear, bare
- berry, bury
- blew, blue
- break, brake
- buy, by, bye
- caught, court
- cereal, serial
- check, cheque
- die, dye
- draft, draught
- earn, urn
- fair, fare
- find, fined
- flew, flu
- flower, flour
- for, four
- genes, jeans
- guessed, guest
- hair, hare
- hay, hey
- hear, here
- higher, hire
- hour, our
- key, quay,
- knight, night
- maid, made
- new, knew
- none, nun
- oh, owe
- packed, pact
- packs, pax
- pair, pear
- pause, paws
- pea, pee
- peace, piece
- place, plaice
- plum, plumb
- practice, practise
- profit, prophet
- raw, roar
- read, reed
- road, rode, rowed
- sale, sail
- sauce, source
- saw, soar, sore
- scene, seen
- sew, so, sow
- sole, soul
- son, sun
- steal, steel
- tea, tee
- there, their, they're
- through, threw
- to, too, two
- wail, wale, whale
- waist, waste
- war, wore
- ware, wear, where
- whether, weather
- which, witch
- would, wood
- write, right
Exercises
A. Choose the right word or words to fill in the gaps in the sentences below.
(Para ver las soluciones haga click en el cuadro; doble click vuelve a posición original)

B. In the following sentences there is a deliberate mistake. Correct the sentences.

C. Make a sentence with each of the following homophones.
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