Homonym, Homograph, or Homophone
BAT (flying) and BAT (baseball)
What is a homonym?
I _________ the answer to the question, but didn't want to be wrong.
(knew, new)
what is "knew"?
I went __________ the store after school for a snack
what is "to"?
_____ going to the movies after school.
what is they're
Which word completes the sentence? "I ate _____ cookies, but I wanted _____ more!" (two / to / too)
what is "two"?
WIND (turn) and WIND (air)
what is a homograph?
I needed to get _______ school on time or I would be counted as tardy.
what is "to"?
I was so hungry that I decided to get __________ burritos.
what is "two"?
Is _____ anyone who can help me with this problem?
What is there?
what is Ms. Judd's favorite fast food?
what is taco bell?
Is the underlined word a homophone, homonym, or homograph?:
I will wrap the gift before I leave.
what is a homophone
I picked a _________ off the bush on the walk home.
(flour, flower)
what is "flower"?
There are __________ many penguins in the zoo, so they need to be moved.
what is "too"?
The dogs wagged _____ tails when they saw us.
what is their?
The word bat can mean a flying animal or a piece of baseball equipment. What type of word is it?
what is a homonym?
what do each of these mean:
homophone
homonym
homograph
homophone- sounds the same, but spelled differently
homonym- sounds and spelled the same
homograph- sounds different, but spelled the same
You should wear glasses to protect your eyes from the _______.
(sun, son)
what is sun?
Which form means "more than enough"
what is "too"?
correct the mistakes in the sentence:
"Their going to put they're backpacks over their by the door."
They're going to put their backpacks over there by the door.
The words blue and blew sound the same but have different spellings and meanings. What type of words are they?
what is a homograph?
I identify each underlined word:
Yesterday, I had to spring out of bed! I was going to a live concert to celebrate the beginning of spring. I didn't have tickets at first, but decided to go the night before because I like to live on the edge. When the sun began to set, my son and I took our seats.
Spring= homonym
Live= homograph
Sun/son= homophone
"Can you move over _______?" I asked. "______ trying to grab _______ stuff."
fill in the blank with their, there, and they're
Correct the mistakes in this sentence:
"I have to pencils, and I want too give one to my friend two."
"I have two pencils, and I want to give one to my friend, too."
which form goes in each blank?
"_____ bringing _____ supplies over _____."
they're
their
there
correct the mistakes in the sentence:
Their going too bring they're two dogs over their, and I can't wait too see them.
They're going to bring their two dogs over there, and I can't wait to see them.