Spelling List 2-33
2-33 Spelling Tip
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Homophones
Words
that sound the same but have different spellings and meanings are called homophones.
Four and for, one and won, ate and eight, are homophones. |
| Words |
Sentences |
| 1. |
here |
Come here by the table! |
| 2. |
hear |
Did you hear the song? |
| 3. |
buy |
Can you buy the game? |
| 4. |
by |
She stood by him in line. |
| 5. |
ate |
We ate supper together. |
| 6. |
eight |
She is eight years old today. |
| 7. |
sun |
The sun shines brightly. |
| 8. |
son |
The boy is his son. |
| 9. |
wait |
I will wait for you. |
| 10. |
weight |
My weight is 87 pounds. |
| 11. |
won |
The Bears won the game. |
| 12. |
one |
The score was two to one. |
| 13. |
four |
Did you know 2 + 2 = four? |
| 14. |
for |
What will we eat for lunch? |
| 15. |
fore |
The golfer yelled, "Fore!" |
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