Grammar And Punctuation Worksheet - Wellington School Page 13
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15Wellington School Grammar and Punctuation Worksheets (LML)
Homophones are words which sound alike but usually have different
wood
would
meanings eg.
and
.
A) Read the extract and decide which homophone word is correct.
Write it in the gap.
through/threw
gate/gait
road/rode
vale/veil
missed/mist
council/counsel
passed/past
The marathon runners moved *________
the *____________
and out onto the *_________ . As the early morning *__________
came down like a * _________
over the town, they were last seen
going *_____the local *_________ chambers before they disappeared
from view.
B) Identify the homophones by underlining them
Write the correct homophones above the incorrect ones.
The first has been done for you.
made
It maid me sew mad because eye wanted the other team
too win. The hole fielding team seamed to have to left
feat and couldn’t throw the ball inn the write place.
Never mined, next time they’ll play better.
C ) Write as many other homophone pairs you can think of. Check the
spelling of each word carefully. Be prepared to read your list aloud
and spell the words.
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