Homophones 1
Homophones 2
Double Letters
Common Patterns
Vowels
100

Did you (here, hear) about the colorful festival happening in San Juan this weekend?

Hear

100

I hate to (lose, loose) when my friends challenge me to a reggaeton dance competition.

I hate to lose when my friends challenge me to a reggaeton dance competition.

100

The hike through El Yunque was extremely (difficult, dificuilt).

The hike through El Yunque was extremely difficult.

100

Did you hear that Mateo (received, recieved) an invitation to a Puerto Rican cultural festival?

Did you hear that Mateo received an invitation to a Puerto Rican cultural festival?

100

My little brother, oddly enough, sometimes plays with an (imaginary, imaginery) friend who pretends to live in Puerto Rico.

My little brother, oddly enough, sometimes plays with an imaginary friend who pretends to live in Puerto Rico.

200

I’ll go (by, buy, bye) the bakery in Ponce to (by, buy, bye) some fresh mallorcas.

I’ll go by the bakery in Ponce to buy some fresh mallorcas.

200

(Our, Hour) tour of Old San Juan begins in an (our, hour) and thirty minutes.

Our tour of Old San Juan begins in an hour and thirty minutes.

200

Damien’s (dessert, desert) was a delicious slice of Puerto Rican flan.

Damien’s dessert was a delicious slice of Puerto Rican flan.

200

There are some (butterflies, butterflys) flying around the flowers in a garden in San Juan.

There are some butterflies flying around the flowers in a garden in San Juan.

200

My family traveled to Puerto Rico because we wanted to (receive, recieve) a special welcome from our relatives.

My family traveled to Puerto Rico because we wanted to receive a special welcome from our relatives.

300

I need to (except, accept) the invitation to my cousin’s family celebration in Puerto Rico.

accept

300

(Your, You're) going to love Puerto Rico when (your, you're) family takes you to see the beautiful beaches.

You're going to love Puerto Rico when your family takes you to see the beautiful beaches.

300

It is not (permitted, permmited) to leave the marked trail while exploring El Yunque National Forest.

It is not permitted to leave the marked trail while exploring El Yunque National Forest.

300

It’s strange that cats are thought to have nine (lifes, lives) even though many families in Puerto Rico care for them as pets.


It’s strange that cats are thought to have nine lives even though many families in Puerto Rico care for them as pets.


300

(Apparently, Apparenently) Ana learned how to make traditional Puerto Rican food from her grandmother.

Apparently Ana learned how to make traditional Puerto Rican food from her grandmother.

400

Sofía ran faster (than, then) her brother, and (than, then) they both hurried to the beach in Puerto Rico.

Sofía ran faster than her brother, and then they both hurried to the beach in Puerto Rico.

400

(It's, Its) not a stray dog; I can see (its, it's) collar near the plaza in San Juan.

It's not a stray dog; I can see its collar near the plaza in San Juan.

400

Doctors (reccomend, recommend) that visitors drink plenty of water while exploring Puerto Rico in the warm weather.

Doctors recommend that visitors drink plenty of water while exploring Puerto Rico in the warm weather.

400

Daniel lost his jacket on the (shuttle, shutle) bus after visiting a museum in San Juan.

Daniel lost his jacket on the shuttle bus after visiting a museum in San Juan.

400

It’s a (privilege, privelege) to learn about the history and culture of Puerto Rico.


It’s a privilege to learn about the history and culture of Puerto Rico.


500

(They’re, there, their) heading to Puerto Rico because (their, they’re, there) family is celebrating a special birthday (there, their, they’re) this summer.

They’re heading to Puerto Rico because their family is celebrating a special birthday there this summer.

500

I complained, “He took (two, too, to), (two, too, to)!” (two, too, to) the woman selling handmade crafts at the market.

I complained, “He took two, too!” to the woman selling handmade crafts at the market.

500

It is (neccesary, necessary) for musicians to follow the rhythm when performing traditional Puerto Rican music.

It is necessary for musicians to follow the rhythm when performing traditional Puerto Rican music.

500

Randall is an (accomplished, accomplised) student who received many (recommendations, recomendations) from his teachers after completing a Puerto Rico research project

Randall is an accomplished student who received many recommendations from his teachers after completing a Puerto Rico research project

500

(Repetition, Repitition) is (definately, definitely) important when learning the rhythms of a reggaeton song.

Repetition is definitely important when learning the rhythms of a reggaeton song.

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