Language Arts Grade Five
Unit Two, Lesson Four: Homophones
- please
- place
- pleasant
- plural
- purple
- ripple
- evaporate
- steam
- ocean
- stream
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- sea
- lake
- river
- freeze
- north
- south
- east
- west
- central
- region
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Homophones
Homophones are two words which sound the same, but are spelled differently
(and almost always also have different meanings).
Here are some examples:
dear deer
four fore for
two too to
hair hare
pair pear
their they're there
I eye
knew new
red read
lead led
It can be a fun challenge to think of as many homophone pairs (and sometimes
triplets) as you can. There are probably hundreds of homophone pairs in the
English language.
Here are some sentences which include some homophone pairs.
I itched my eye.
On the table were a pair of pears.
I have four questions for you.
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