List of Use the correct homophone
- Aisle – A passage between rows of seats in a building such as a church or theater.
Isle – A small island or peninsula, especially one connected with the mainland by a bridge or causeway. - Pair – A set of two things used together.
Pare – To trim something by cutting away its outer layer.
Pear – A sweet fruit. - Bear – To carry or support.
Bare – Without covering or clothing. - Flour – A powder obtained by grinding grain.
Flower – The blossom of a plant. - Site – A location or place.
Sight – The ability to see.
Cite – To quote or mention as an example. - Tire – To exhaust or wear out.
Tyre – A rubber covering around a wheel. - Role – A function or part played by someone.
Roll – To move by turning over and over. - Two – The number 2.
Too – To an excessive degree.
To – A preposition indicating direction or purpose. - Their – Belonging to them.
There – In that place.
They’re – Contraction of “they are.” - Hear – To perceive sounds.
Here – In this place. - Write – To compose text.
Right – Correct or a direction opposite to left. - Night – The time from sunset to sunrise.
Knight – A person granted an honorary title of knighthood. - Hole – An opening or cavity.
Whole – Entire or complete. - Meet – To come into contact with someone.
Meat – The flesh of animals used as food. - Wait – To stay in one place until something happens.
Weight – The measure of how heavy something is. - Sole – The only one.
Soul – The immaterial part of a person. - Wear – To have on your body.
Ware – Goods or merchandise. - Accept – To receive willingly.
Except – To exclude. - Capital – A city where the government is located or a financial resource.
Capitol – A building where a legislative body meets. - Principal – The head of a school or main.
Principle – A fundamental truth or proposition. - Desert – A barren, sandy area.
Dessert – A sweet course usually eaten at the end of a meal.
Desert – To abandon. - Past – The time that has already happened.
Passed – To move past something or someone. - Stair – A step in a staircase.
Stare – To look fixedly. - Cane – A plant stalk or a walking stick.
Can – A metal container. - Plain – Simple or an area of flat land.
Plane – An aircraft or a flat surface. - Bark – The sound a dog makes.
Bark – The outer covering of a tree. - Cell – A small room or basic unit of life.
Sell – To exchange goods for money. - Peace – A state of tranquility.
Piece – A portion or part. - Mail – Letters and packages sent by post.
Male – Referring to the gender. - Hole – An empty space.
Whole – Complete. - Board – A flat, thin, rectangular piece of material.
Bored – Feeling weary and impatient. - Cell – A small room.
Sell – To give something in exchange for money. - Ball – A spherical object used in games.
Bawl – To cry loudly. - Hare – A fast-running animal.
Hair – The strands growing from the skin of humans and animals. - Allowed – Permitted.
Aloud – Spoken or read out loud. - Flew – Past tense of fly.
Flu – An illness with symptoms like fever and chills. - Chews – To grind with the teeth.
Choose – To select. - Knot – A tied loop.
Not – Used to make a verb negative. - Grape – A fruit.
Great – Of high quality. - Raise – To lift or increase.
Raze – To demolish or destroy completely. - Dew – Tiny drops of water on surfaces in the morning.
Due – Expected or owed. - Board – A flat piece of wood.
Bored – Feeling uninterested. - Ring – A circular band.
Wring – To twist tightly. - Tale – A story.
Tail – The rear part of an animal. - Current – Flow of water or air.
Currant – A small dried fruit. - Weather – The state of the atmosphere.
Whether – Expressing a choice or doubt. - Capital – A city serving as the seat of government.
Capitol – A building where lawmakers meet. - Humerus – The bone of the upper arm.
Humorous – Funny or making you laugh. - Seam – A line where two pieces of fabric are sewn together.
Seem – To appear to be. - Bored – Feeling weary and impatient.
Board – A flat piece of material. - Sail – A large piece of cloth used to catch wind on a boat.
Sale – The act of selling something. - Bite – To use teeth to cut into something.
Byte – A unit of digital information. - Hanger – A device used to hang clothes.
Hangar – A building for housing aircraft. - Vain – Excessively proud of one’s appearance.
Vein – A blood vessel. - Rode – Past tense of ride.
Road – A pathway for vehicles. - Missed – Failed to hit, reach, or come into contact with.
Mist – A weather condition with tiny water droplets in the air. - Sole – The bottom part of a shoe.
Soul – The spiritual part of a person. - Nose – The part of the face used for smelling.
Knows – Understands or is aware of something. - Altar – A table in a church.
Alter – To change something. - Pour – To flow or cause to flow.
Pore – A small opening in the skin. - Plain – Simple or a flat, open area.
Plane – A flying vehicle. - Wail – A long, mournful cry.
Whale – A large marine mammal. - Cereal – A type of breakfast food.
Serial – A story published in parts. - Close – Near or to shut.
Clothes – Items worn to cover the body. - Heel – The back part of the foot.
Heal – To make healthy again. - Miner – A person who works in a mine.
Minor – A person under the legal age. - Band – A group of musicians.
Banned – Prohibited. - Bark – The outer covering of a tree.
Bark – The sound made by a dog. - Capital – A city where government meets.
Capitol – A building where legislative meetings are held. - Beet – A root vegetable.
Beat – To strike repeatedly. - Gown – A long, elegant dress.
Gun – A weapon that shoots projectiles. - Knot – A tied loop.
Not – A negative particle. - Bald – Lacking hair.
Bawled – Cried loudly. - Die – To cease living.
Dye – A substance used to color materials. - Maid – A domestic worker.
Made – Created or produced. - Principle – A basic truth or rule.
Principal – The head of a school or a main sum of money.
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