Homophones Words that sound the same but are spelled differently and mean different things.

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Homophones Words that sound the same but are spelled differently and mean different things

meet meat

meet meat

It was nice to meet a new friend. meat It was nice to meet a new friend. The meat tasted good at dinner.

eight ate

eight ate

ate eight The man ate all of his food. The number eight came after the number seven. The man ate all of his food.

heard herd

heard herd

heard herd The herd of sheep crossed the road. I heard the baby crying loudly.

pair pear

pair pear

I have a pair of boots in my closet. pear I have a pair of boots in my closet. I had a pear in my lunch box.

through threw

through threw

through threw We drove through the tunnel. The baseball pitcher threw the ball.

be bee

be bee

be bee It is fun to be at the park. The bee almost stung me.

know no

know no

know no My mom said no about me staying over. I know there is something tricky about his word.

made maid

made maid

made maid The maid cleaned our hotel room. I made my mom a picture.

knows nose

knows nose

knows nose My nose smelled the brownies. He knows the answer.

flower flour

flower flour

flour flower I used flour to make the cake. The pretty flower grew in my garden.

blew blue

blew blue

My dad bought me a new blue ball. The wind blew very hard last night.

mail male

mail male

There was one letter in the mail for me. My dad is male.

dear deer

dear deer

dear deer Dear Mom, I love you very, very much! There was a deer in our backyard.

pause paws

pause paws

pause paws I pushed the pause button to stop the movie for a minute. The dog’s paws were all muddy from being outside.

whole hole

whole hole

I ate the whole sandwich! The rabbit came out of the hole.

tail tale

tail tale

tail tale The cat’s tail is very long and furry. The tale about Frog and Toad was very funny.

ant aunt

ant aunt

ant aunt The ant ate our food at the picnic. My aunt came over to my house last night.

one won

one won

My daughter is one year old. won My daughter is one year old. The team won a trophy for playing fair.

hear here

hear here

hear here She is here at my house. I can hear the birds chirping outside. She is here at my house.

four for

four for

four for This present is for you. There are four letters in the word four. This present is for you.

by bye buy

by bye buy

by bye I waved bye to my friend. buy My mom went to the store to buy me something. We walked by the lake. I waved bye to my friend.

there they’re their

there they’re (they are) their

The library is over there. they’re (they are) their The library is over there. Their dog ran away. They’re a really nice class of kids.