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What are homophones? Part I

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heron

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PostSubject: What are homophones? Part I   What are homophones? Part I Icon_minitimeThu Mar 26, 2009 12:13 am

What are homophones?

Words that have different spellings or meanings but the same pronunciation.

This is a list of the English homophones.
Read it and answer the questions below to test your understanding



Part I


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accessary,accessory
ad, add
ail, ale
air, heir
aisle, I'll, isle
bait, bate
beau, bow
canvas, canvass
all, awl
baize, bays
beer, bier
call, caul
allowed, aloud
bald, bawled
bel, bell, belle
calendar, calender
alms, arms
ball, bawl
berry, bury
buyer, byre
altar, alter
band, banned
berth, birth
buy, by, bye
arc, ark
bard, barred
bight, bite, byte
but, butt
aren't, aunt
bare, bear
billed, build
bur, burr
ate, eight
bark, barque
bitten, bittern
broach, brooch
auger, augur
baron, barren
blew, blue
bridal, bridle
auk, orc
base, bass
bloc, block
brews, bruise
aural, oral
bay, bey
boar, bore
bread, bred
away, aweigh
bazaar, bizarre
board, bored
brake, break
awe, oar, or, ore
be, bee
boarder, border
braise, brays, braze
axel, axle
beach, beech
bold, bowled
brae, bray
aye, eye, I
bean, been
born, borne
braid, brayed
bail, bale
beat, beet
bough, bow
boy, buoy
caster, castor
caught, court
cede, seed
faze, phase
cast, caste
caw, core, corps
ceiling, sealing
feat, feet
ferrule, ferule
few, phew
fie, phi
file, phial
find, fined
fir, fur
fizz, phiz
flair, flare
flaw, floor
flea, flee
flex, flecks
flew, flu, flue
floe, flow
flour, flower
foaled, fold
for, fore, four
foreword, forward
fort, fought
forth, fourth
foul, fowl
franc, frank
freeze, frieze
friar, fryer
furs, furze
gait, gate
galipot, gallipot
gallop, galop
gamble, gambol
gays, gaze
genes, jeans
gild, guild
gilt, guilt
giro, gyro
grate, great
grisly, grizzly
hail, hale
gneiss, nice
greave, grieve
groan, grown
hair, hare
gorilla, guerilla
greys, graze
guessed, guest
hall, haul
hangar, hanger
hart, heart
haw, hoar, whore
179. hay, hey
he'd, heed
heal, heel, he'll
hi, high
ho, hoe
heard, herd
hear, here
higher, hire
hoard, horde
heroin, heroine
hew, hue
him, hymn
hoarse, horse
holey, holy, wholly
jewel, joule
knit, nit
laager, lager
hour, our
key, quay
knob, nob
lac, lack
idle, idol
knave, nave
knock, nock
lade, laid
in, inn
knead, need
knot, not
lain, lane
indict, indite
knew, new
know, no
lam, lamb
it's, its
knight, night
knows, nose
laps, lapse



Now Try to answer these questions by choosing the correct answer:






* No*
* Image*

* A*
* B*
* C*
1-What are homophones? Part I Ball Ball

Ball
None
2-What are homophones? Part I Ant Aunt
Ant
None
3-What are homophones? Part I Rabbit Hair
Hare
heir
4-What are homophones? Part I Horse Hoarse
Horse
None
5-What are homophones? Part I Zinnia Flour


Flower


Floor
6-What are homophones? Part I Rain Rein

Rain

Reign
7-What are homophones? Part I Bear Bear

Beer

bier
8-What are homophones? Part I Bun Roll

Role

None
9-What are homophones? Part I Flea Flea

Flee

Flu
10-What are homophones? Part I PailPail

Pale

Peel
Good Luck




All the Best With
Heron







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heron

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What are homophones? Part I Vide
PostSubject: Re: What are homophones? Part I   What are homophones? Part I Icon_minitimeSat Apr 04, 2009 5:04 pm

Dear all,

Nobody answered my quiz. This means that nobody read any thing here.
It seems to be that all of you are lazy. Smile Smile
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What are homophones? Part I Vide
PostSubject: Re: What are homophones? Part I   What are homophones? Part I Icon_minitimeSun Apr 05, 2009 4:50 pm

Oh dear, I have read your topics. Not answering the quiz was because you have chosen easy words. You are a hard worker and you provide us with a very useful information. Thank you very much for your efforts.

Best wishes
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heron

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Age : 39 Registration date : 2008-08-30 Number of posts : 133 Location : Heaven
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What are homophones? Part I Vide
PostSubject: Re: What are homophones? Part I   What are homophones? Part I Icon_minitimeSun Apr 05, 2009 11:10 pm

Dear Passion,

Thank you for your reply, I think this is so simple because you are provided with a picture next to each question. But i think for the coming levels of homophones, questions will be harder because you will be asked to choose more confusing words.
So practice these pairs because homophones are confusing me also.
regards
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