Multiple Meanings Homophones Next. What is a Homophone? A homophone is when two or more words are pronounced alike but have different in meanings.

Multiple Meanings

Homophones

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What is a Homophone?

A homophone is when two or more words are pronounced alike but have different in meanings.

Here are Some Examples of Homophones

To read a brief definition of each of the uses, click on the group of words

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DIRECTIONS: Read the sentences that will follow and click on the word that correctly completes the sentence.

Let’s see what you can do with Homophones.

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I want to go ______.

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to two too

I don’t ________ her name.

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know no

I can’t ________until Friday!

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weight wait

We _______ first place.

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won one

That ball is ________ .

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theirs there’s

Put the chairs in ________ .

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rose rows

We need ______ to bake.

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flower flour

Did you _____ that note?

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right write

Did you ____ that to your list?

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add ad

Go over _______ .

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they’re their there

_______ going first?

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Whose Who’s

Be careful, there’s a ______ buzzing around!

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bee be

My _____ is coming over.

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ant aunt

That’s _____ ball!

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hour our

_____ my birthday.

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It’s Its

I got a wart from that _______.

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toad towed

Can you ______ me?

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here hear

Will you _____ that for me?

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bye by buy

_______ my best friend.

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Your You’re

She is a Teacher’s ______.

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Aid Aide

Let’s flip it now.

DIRECTIONS: Read the sentences that will follow and decide the meaning of the words based on the way it is used in the sentence. Next

I have two favorite colors.• to show movement

• an amount

• used in place of also

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They’re my teammates• possession

• a place

• contraction for they are

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My car got towed.• amphibian

• to move away

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My dog gained some weight.• to pause for a moment of time

• pounds

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I bought an ant farm.• Insect

• one of your parent’s sister

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I would like to be a doctor.• to exist

• flying insect

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Mom said, “No.”• to understand

• not allowed

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Come here!• a place

• to receive sound

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Say bye to your grandma.• pay for something

• short for goodbye

• near

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What are you doing up at this hour?

• made of 60 seconds

• belongs to a group

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Where is its collar?

• contraction for it is

• belonging to it

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You may have one.

• to have earned 1st place

• number

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There’s Sam.

• belongs to them

• contraction for there is

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Whose soda is this?

• contraction for who is

• relates to who possesses

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Your bag is by the door.

• belonging to you

• contraction for you are

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She received one red rose.

• lines

• a flower

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Did you see that yellow flower?

• used in baking

• plant with pedals

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Do you use your right hand or left?

• to form letters

• opposite of left

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I clipped the ad from the paper.

• short for advertisement

• short for addition

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I think this dictionary will aid you in the process.

• something provided to lead to an end

• a person who acts an assistant

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Great Job!!

What Means What?

To- to show movementTwo- an amountToo- used in place of also

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Their- possessionThere- a placeThey’re- contraction for they

are

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Toad- amphibianTowed- to move away

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Wait- to pause for a moment of time

Weight- pounds

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Ant- insectAunt- one of your parent’s

sister

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Be- to existBee- flying insect

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Know- to understandNo- not allowed

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Here- a placeHear- to receive sound

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Buy- pay for somethingBye- short for goodbyeBy- near

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Hour- made of 60 secondsOur- belongs to a group

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It’s- contraction for it is Its- belonging to it

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Won- to have earned 1st place

One- number

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Theirs- belongs to themthere’s- contraction for

there is

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Who’s- contraction for who is

Whose- relates to who possesses

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Your- belonging to youYou’re- contraction for you

are

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Rows- linesRose- a flower

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Flour- used in bakingFlower- plant with pedals

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Write- to form lettersRight- opposite of left

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Ad- short for advertisementAdd- short for addition

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Aid- something provided to lead to an end

Aide- a person who acts an assistant

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