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Homonyms ( this is the big category—the umbrella—under which we find homophones and homographs).

Homonyms ( this is the big category—the umbrella—under which we find homophones and homographs). . What ’ s the difference?. Homophone. Homograph. HOMO ("same") + GRAPH ("writing")  . HOMO ("same") + PHONE ("sound"). What are Homographs?.

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Homonyms ( this is the big category—the umbrella—under which we find homophones and homographs).

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  1. Homonyms(this is the big category—the umbrella—under which we find homophones and homographs).

  2. What’s the difference? Homophone Homograph HOMO ("same") + GRAPH ("writing")  • HOMO ("same") + PHONE ("sound")

  3. What are Homographs? • Homographs are words that are spelled the same, but have different meanings and may have different pronunciations. • EXAMPLES • does and doesHe does like to run.Does are female deer.(Same spelling, different pronunciation.) • What are some other examples?

  4. More Examples of Homographs • wind and windI can feel the wind in my hair.Wind up the string before it gets tangled.(Same spelling, different pronunciation.) • well and wellSam doesn't feel well today.Our neighbors are digging a new well.(Same spelling, same pronunciation.)

  5. What are Homophones? • Homophones are words that sound alike, but have different meanings and spellings. • their and there • hear and here • to, too, and two

  6. Homophones Homophones • sore • saw • soar

  7. Homophones Homophones • right • rite • write

  8. Homophones Homophones • I’ll • isle • aisle

  9. Homophones Homophones • pour • paw • pore • poor

  10. Homophones Homophones • so • sew • sow

  11. Homophones Homophones • toed • toad • towed

  12. Homophones Homophones • wail • wale • whale

  13. Homophones Homophones • wear • ware • where

  14. Homophones Homophones • way • weigh • whey

  15. Homophones Homophones • heel • he’ll • heal

  16. Homophones Homophones • by • buy • bye

  17. Homophones Homophones • awe • oar • or • ore

  18. Homophones They sound the same; let’s play the game! See if you can guess which word is correct.

  19. Homophones knight or night ? By A. Gore

  20. Homophones sale or sail ? By A. Gore

  21. Homophones ? to or two From A B By A. Gore

  22. Homophones here or hear ? By A. Gore

  23. Homophones knight or night ? By A. Gore

  24. Homophones sale or sail ? By A. Gore

  25. Homophones here or hear ? The treasure is… By A. Gore

  26. Homophones ? to or two one + one = By A. Gore

  27. Homophones • Choose the correct homophone to complete the sentence. • 1. The boat needed a new__________. sail sale • 2. It was a dark___________________. knight night • 3. I was very______________________. board bored

  28. Spot the Homophones Last knight when I looked up, the sky was dark blew. I new I wood sea stars but eye was surprised buy there brightness. Who had maid them seam sew beautiful? I was shore they had bean made millions of years ago, and I was court up in they’re beauty. I wanted to stair at them four ever, butt my piece was disturbed. Nun of this would bee forgotten but I knew it was to grate to last.

  29. Their, They’re, and There • Once upon a time _1____ were five children who lived with__2___ mother and father and __3___grandma and granddad in a funny little house. ___4__was no front garden but _5____was a yard at theback.___6__ was no bathroom so they had to have abath in the back kitchen–and they could only do thatat night time because that was where the gas stove was, and __7___ was always someone having a bath in the back kitchen. __8___ an interesting family.

  30. Were, Where, We’re, and Wear Were – used like “was”Where – a question and a place Wear – used with an item of clothingWe’re = we are • Put the right word in the gap below:I can’t find my shoes, _1__ are they?They are so ugly, I can’t believe you __2__ them.____3 going to the cinema, do you want to come?I don’t know, we __4_ going to, but I’m not sure._5__ did you say I can meet you?You’re going to school, __6__ going shopping!What should I __7 _ for the disco?__8__ 9__ you going when I saw you?

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