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Homophones

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

For example:

 by - buy - bye

 to - two - too

 sun - son

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

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1. There's a brakebreakI don't know in the pipe.

2. Well, cut it in twototooI don't know and we'll have half each.

3. Most rock groups spend two or three months a year on the roadrodeI don't know.

4. We could take out a loneloanI don't know to buy a car.

5. They pulled out of the deal at the last minute leaving us highhiI don't know and dry.

6. The girl carefully pulled up the weed by its routesrootsI don't know.

7. She rightswritesI don't know about medical matters for a national newspaper.

8. It was freezing outside and her hands were blueblewI don't know with cold.

9. They set salesailI don't know for France.

10. The barbecue was ruined by a downpour of reinreignrainI don't know.

11. Tell me now! I can't barebearI don't know the suspense!

12. The latest opinion pollpoleI don't know gives the Democrats a clear lead.

13. Coffee beansbeensI don't know are the seeds of the coffee tree.

14. Some displayed their wearswaresI don't know on stalls, while others had just spread them out on the pavement.