Question

Make
sentences
for
the following homophones

1. Here - Hear
2. Bored - Board
3. Bean - Been
4 . Cite. - site
5 . Break - Brake ​

Answer 1

☆ Question ☆

Make sentence for the following homophones.

1. Here - Hear

2. Bored - Board

3. Bean - Been

4. Cite - Site

5. Break - Brake

☆ Answer ☆

1. Here - Children here walk several miles to school.

Hear - Its difficult to find hear in a sentence.

2. Bored - I think we bored him too.

Board - You on board, or am I eating you for dinner?

3. Bean - Bean sprouts to your boiled rice.

Been - What have you been after ?

4. Cite - We may cite an example or two.

Site - Why not try that web sites bablefish.com?

5. Break - He's going to break his leg tomorrow.

Brake - It is sometimes necessary to use water to keep the brake wheel cool.

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☆ Additional Information ☆

Ques - What is homophones ?

Ans - Homophones are words having same pronunciation and different spelling.

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Answer 2

Explanation:

Given:-

Some homophones namely

• Here-Hear
• Bored-Board
• Bean-Been
• Cite-site
• Break-Brake

To do:-

Create sentences using the above Homophones.

Answer:-

• Here:-

${:}\longrightarrow$Come here, I want to tell you something.

• Hear:-

${:}\longrightarrow$A deaf person can't here anything.

• Bored:-

${:}\longrightarrow$I am getting bored at home.

• Board:-

${:}\longrightarrow$Our mathematics teacher is writing some algebraic identities on the blackboard .

• Bean:-

${:}\longrightarrow$Bean is a healthy vegetable.

• Been:-

${:}\longrightarrow$Sahara desert is the hottest place I have ever been.

• cite:-

${:}\longrightarrow$You may cite one or two suggestions.

• Site:-

${:}\longrightarrow$The official site of brainly for asking queries is https://faq.brainly.com

• Break:-

${:}\longrightarrow$The boys always break our glass windows.

• Brake:-

${:}\longrightarrow$In every car there is a emergency brake installed for protection.

Extra information:-

Homophones:-

• Homophones are the words which have same pronunciations but don't have same meaning.
• In simple way Homophones are the words which don't have same meaning but they are pronounced same.