Question

9./Choose 7 more sets of homophones that you think will be important to
learn the meaning and spelling of for your personal writing.
1. there, their & they're
2. to, too & two
Write each homophone and its definition.
► Write a paragraph using 15 different homophones on your list. The
paragraph must have a topic sentence, at least 5 detailed sentences and a
conclusion sentence. Each homophone must be underlined.​

Answer 1

Answer:

The word ‘homophone’ comes from Greek. ‘Homo’ means ‘same’ while ‘phone’ means ‘voice’ or ‘sound’. These sets of words sound the same, but have different spellings and meanings. It is very easy to get confused between them. That is why it is important to know about the commonly used homophones.

Here are a few more sets of homophones:

1. Cite, sight, site

2. Praise, preys, prays

3. Vain, vein, vane

4. Ware, wear, where

5. Meat, meet, mete

6. Toad, toed, towed

7. Rain, rein, reign

8. Raise, rays, raze

9. Right, rite, write

10. Sees, seas, seize