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Homophones

Homophones are words that have the same pronunciation, but different spellings and meanings.

Let's complete each sentence by choosing the correct homophone.

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1. Would you like a and butter with your soup?

2. It's every actor's greatest fear that one day people will just regard them as an old .

3. They live in a remote farmhouse on the of Skye.

4. I live on a bus so I can easily get to work.

5. The airline's symbol was painted on the aircraft's .

6. Her words kept running my mind.

7. She'll never that story about you getting lost!

8. I couldn't help laughing when she told me about her accident.

9. Train are going up again, unfortunately.

10. Not everybody agreed that winning was the and end-all.

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