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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. He's a plumber bybuybyeI don't know trade.

2. The holidays flew by all tootwotoI don't know quickly.

3. Then we spotted a herdheardI don't know of elephants in the distance.

4. It's a great waitweightI don't know off my mind to know that the building is finally finished.

5. Their son weighed eight pounds at birthberthI don't know.

6. Why are you in such a fowlfoulI don't know mood this morning?

7. I think I've had a bit too much sonsunI don't know today. I've got a headache.

8. A greater proportion of people with first degrees are now going on to study for higherhireI don't know degrees.

9. When cooking mince or other meatmeetI don't know dishes, spoon or pour off any extra fat.

10. I ordered sirloin stakesteakI don't know with salad and chips.

11. He wearswaresI don't know glasses for reading.

12. He was a loanloneI don't know voice arguing against a reduction in resources.

13. I sat there pretending to listen but I was boredboardI don't know stiff.

14. It's important to have the fluflewflueI don't know checked regularly to make sure it's not blocked.