Business Writing
Spell Homophones With One Syllable
Synonyms or Homophones?
Homophones with more than 1 syllable
100
True or False: 

Notes are SHORTER than letters. 

True

100

Spell the word that

sounds like: 2

and means: Also

Too

100

Sea

See

Homophones

100

Spell the word that sounds like the word that means "ground wheat" and means "the part of a plant that has colourful petals". 

Flower

200

How we usually start notes and letters.

Dear ________

(Salutation)

200

Spell the word that

sounds like: their

and means: they are

they're

200

Hand

Applause

Synonyms

200

Spell the word that sounds like "to have permission", and means "audibly".

Aloud

300
The name for the part of a note that contains the main message.

The body.

300

Spell the word that sounds like a word that means "not old" and means "had knowledge of". 

knew

300

They're

Their

There

Homophones:

"They are"

"Belonging to them"

"In that [distant] place" 

300

Say the words that mean "cannot move itself" and "kind of paper".

Stay-shun-air-y

400

Two reasons to write notes at work.

remind someone of something / encourage someone / ask a question / warn people / other.

400

Spell the word that means "noble warrior" and sounds like the word that means "the time of darkness between sunset and sunrise".

Knight

400

Dogs

Piggies / Piggers

Toes

Synonyms

400

What one letter is the difference between the word that means "cannot move itself" and the word that means "kind of paper"?

S T A T I O N A R Y

S T A T I O N E R Y

500

We defined our goals by combining three kinds of things that are true about us. What were they? 

Things we're good at doing.

Good character traits we have.

Something we already know something about and would like to learn more about.

500

Spell the word that sounds like the word that means "the direction opposite of left" and means "to form words by drawing letters on paper".

Write

500

Your

You're

Yore

Homophones

"Belonging to you"

"You are"

"A long time ago"

500

What two letters make the difference between a word that means "rule or guiding conviction" and "leader or person responsible"?

P R I N C I P L E

P R I N C I P A L

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