Name the correct homonym. We should not __ our friends when they need us. Desert or Dessert
Desert
Name the correct homonym. Please give me another ___ of pie for ___. Peace and Desert or Piece and Dessert
Piece and Dessert
Name the correct homonym. The ___ lesson we learned in history was the reason the war took place. Principal or Principle
Principal
Name the correct homonym. Atlanta is the ___ of Georgia. Capitol or Capital
Capital
Name the correct homonym. The teacher __ her class in singing "The Star-Spangled Banner." Lead or Led
Led
Name the correct homonym. If the team doesn't work together, we will __ this game! Loose or Lose
Lose
Name the correct homonym. I can't believe ___ still talking after the teacher warned them! There, They're, or Their
They're
Name the correct homonym. The coach was ____ pleased at how his team performed. All together or Altogether
Altogether
Name the correct homonym. The horse has a very ___ mane. Course or Coarse
Coarse
Name the correct homonym. We drove ___ Keith Urban's house in Nashville! Passed or Past
Past
Name the correct homonym. After being sick, Nate was too ___ to play golf. Weak or Week
Weak
Name the correct homonym. Emily ran right ___ the gate to get a good seat for the game. Threw or Through
Through
Name the correct homonym. The island in the kitchen is ___ and cannot be moved. Stationary or Stationery
Stationary
Name the correct homonym. James's dad is a representative who works at the ___ building. Capitol or Capital
Capitol
Name the correct homonym. What ___ should I follow to earn my degree? Coarse or Course
Course
Name the correct homonym. I have ___ completed all of my homework! All ready or Already
Already
Name the correct homonym. Out West, it is easy to find buffalo grazing on the grassy ___. Plane or Plain
Plain
Name the correct homonym. You must begin each new sentence with a ___ letter. Capital or Capitol
Capital
Name the correct homonym. The cross country _____ was difficult to run because it was very ___. Coarse and Course or Course and Coarse
Course and Coarse
Name the correct homonym. Are we __ to leave for our trip to Hawaii? All ready or Already
All ready
Name the correct homonym. Jayci ____ her CC team to victory! Led or Lead
led
Name the correct homonym. We took a __ from Atlanta to Washington. Plain or Plane
Plane
Name the correct homonym. We must understand the ___ to have the wisdom to make decisions today. Past or Passed
Past
Name the correct homonym. ____ laptop is this? Who's or Whose
Whose
Name the correct homonym. ____ going to the baseball game this weekend? Whose or Who's
Who's
Name the correct homonym. My family is going to ___ house this weekend. There, Their, or They're
Their
Name the correct homonym. Colton wrote a letter to her mom on her best ___. Stationary or Stationery
Stationery
Name the correct homonym. The dress was way too big to _____. Altar or Alter
Alter
Name the correct homonym. Of ____ you can go to the party as long as you do your chores. Course or Coarse
Course
Name the correct homonym. The hot, sandy __ was uninhabitable. Dessert or Desert
Desert
Name the correct homonym. Our ___ told us we could take the day off tomorrow! Principle or Principal
Principal
Name the correct homonym. You are running like you have ___ in your shoes! Lead or Led
Lead
Name the correct homonym. Kathy barely ____ her test in algebra. Passed or Past
Passed
Name the correct homonym. For the concert, please wear a __ white shirt. Plane or Plain
Plain
Name the correct homonym. Freedom of speech is one of the ___ of democracy. Principles or Principals
Principles
Name the correct homonym. Wood shavings curled from the ___ the workshop floor. Plain or Plane
Plane
Name the correct homonym. I ate __ much pie! Two, Too or To
Too