DEFINITION
True or False: Homophones are words that are pronounced and spelled the same but have different meaning.
False
I _____ you all messages yesterday.
(Cent/Sent/Scent).
Sent
Choose the two pairs of words that are homophones.
A. Bead; head
B. Cell; sell
C. Bow; arrow
D. Knight; night
B and D
I have to ____ the dough to make these little donuts.
(Need/Knead)
Knead
Right and Right
(Homonyms/Homophones/Homographs).
HOMONYMS
True or False: Homographs are words that are spelled the same but are not pronounce the same and different in meaning.
True
The _____ outruns the predator sometimes. (Pray/Prey).
Prey
Choose the correct meanings of the word 'wave' used in the sentence below.
"The store clerk gave me a friendly wave!"
A. A moving disturbance in the level of water
B. To come over you suddenly
C. To move back and forth repeatedly
C. To move back and forth repeatedly
The children are not _______ (Allowed/Aloud) to bring food in their rooms.
Allowed
Minute and Minute
(Homonyms/Homophones/Homographs).
HOMOGRAPHS
True or False: Homonyms are words that are pronounced and/or spelled the same.
True
How many cellphones did you _____ ?(lose/loose)
Lose
Live....existing
Live....happening right now
These two words are examples of ?
Homographs
I couldn’t ____ while in the car. (Break/Brake)
Brake
Hi and high
Homophones/Homonyms/Homographs
What is Homophones
What are homophones?
Two words that have the same sound but different spelling.
Tulips, Roses, and Sunflowers are all types of _____ (flours/flowers)
Flowers
My boss wanted to _____ my salary. (raise/rays)
Raise
_____ you decide to go or not is up to you.
(Weather/Whether)
Whether
Fair and Fair
(Homonyms/Homophones/Homographs).
HOMONYMS
A homophone can be a homograph.
A. True
B. False
B. False
Yes, I would like to ______ the answer (no/know)
Know
We’ll find a tropical _____ where I can have my wedding. (isle/aisle).
Isle
Now I _____ to _____ all the ingredients together.
need - knead
knead - need
need - knead
Bow and Bow and Bow
(Homonyms/Homophones/Homographs).
HOMOGRAPHS and HOMONYMS