Lesson 38: Homophones — Sound-Alike Words
PLL Part Two
Word Study
Sound-Alike Words: Some words sound identical when spoken, but mean very different things.
Study carefully: Bees build cells; a merchant sells. A lion will seize; a child sees. Flowers have sweet scent; a boy was sent with a copper cent.
cells (honeycomb) / sells (trades)
seize (grab) / sees (looks)
buy (purchase) / by (beside)
scent (smell) / sent (mailed) / cent (coin)
Copy each sentence on the line below, choosing the proper homophone:
1. Bees put honey in .
Write:
2. The merchant his goods.
Write:
3. The lion will his prey.
Write:
4. The child the bright star.
Write:
5. We peaches the peck.
Write:
6. The of the flower is pleasant.
Write:
7. He was to the store with a .
Write:
Write two complete statements using any homophones from this lesson:
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