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A fun powerpoint illustrating the differences between homonyms and homophones
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HOMOPHONES AND
HOMONYMS
Final Definition
• Homophones
• Noun: Each of two or more words having the same pronounciation but different meanings and spelling.
• Homonyms
• Noun. Two or more words that may have the same sound and the same spelling but differ in meaning.
Re-write the sentences with the correct word underlined.
1. Have you read the story of the tortoise and the ? (hair/hare)
2. ______ going to be freezing cold outside today. (Its, It’s)
3. _______________your teacher this year? (Who’s, Whose)
4. Can you help me find _____picture book? (their, they’re)
5. There is a __________________in my left sock.(hole, whole)
6. I won the game ________only four points. (by, buy)
7. I would like __________________have a chocolate. (to, two)
8. Crystal ____________ a prize in the sweepstakes.(one, won)
9. Please make sure you a coat when you go outside. (wear, where)
10. ________________aunt's party is tomorrow (You’re, Your)
Examples of homophones
• Right - Write - Wright • Buy - By - Bye• For – Fore - Four• Allot - A Lot • Heard – Herd• To - Too – Two• Weather - Whether
They’re; their; there • they're - a contraction for
the words they areThey're going to the airport.
• their - something that belongs to peopleWe rode in their car.
• there - a place; or used with the word are or isThe box is over there.There are five coins in the bag.
Examples of Homonyms
• Pole• Record• Content• Deliberate• Tear • Polish• Stalk • Skate