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Homophones Workbook pp. 1-26

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  • I am not your (made, maid). Please clean up your own room!
    maid
  • It takes two men to (bear, bare) that large stone.
    bear
  • Give me the other (won, one), please.
    one
  • You need to find the other (or, oar) so we can row this boat.
    oar
  • At what (our, hour) do you usually go to sleep?
    hour
  • Were you able to (fined, find) the book you wanted?
    find
  • You aren't allowed to come to school with (bear, bare) feet.
    bare
  • (There, They're) never home when I call them.
    they're
  • You will (right, write) a thank-you letter to your grandmother.
    write
  • You (no, know) what?
    know
  • The (some, sum) of two plus two is not five.
    sum
  • I hope (your, you're) hungry because I brought a lot of food.
    you're
  • (They're, There) is the place I have been looking for.
    there
  • The librarian (wood, would) like us to be quiet.
    would
  • Every (cell, sell) in our body has a nucleus.
    cell
  • Please don't give me the (I, eye) every time I walk by.
    eye
  • Please get the (aunt, ant) off the food.
    ant
  • (They're, Their) house is on the corner.
    their
  • Who (eight, ate) my sandwich?
    ate
  • The little child fell down and began to (ball, bawl).
    bawl
  • You need to (bee, be) a little quieter, please.
    be
  • Please pass him (sum, some) sand to add to the pile.
    some
  • I put enough food out for (eight, ate) people.
    eight
  • I (maid, made) a mistake on the test yesterday.
    made
  • My (aunt, ant) lives next door to us.
    aunt
  • There is (know, no) way that my mom will allow me to do that!
    no
  • (Our, Hour) clock broke last week, so I have no alarm.
    our
  • Are you (write, right)-handed ?
    right
  • I want to go, (to, two, too).
    too
  • (Wood, Would) is perfect for the art project.
    wood
  • The policeman (find, fined) my father for speeding on Route 1.
    fined
  • My father was a miner who dug in the earth for iron (oar, ore, or).
    ore
  • We are (all ready, already) for the big party to start.
    all ready
  • I have not ever (one, won) a single game of Monopoly.
    won
  • I have (for, four) siblings.
    four
  • The teacher will (ball, bawl) me out for breaking the chair.
    bawl
  • We were (all ready, already) at the fire when the firetrucks arrived.
    already
  • She and (eye, I) went to the part to swing for a while.
    I
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