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Study Guide Homophones English Language Arts, Grade 2
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HOMOPHONES
What
are
Homophones?
Homophones
are
words
that
sound
exactly
alike
but
are
spelled
differently
and
have
different
meanings.
They
are
sometimes
called
homonyms.
Examples:
1.
aunt-
ant
An
aunt
is
your
mom
or
dad’s
sister.
An
ant
is
an
insect.
2.
ate
–
eight
Ate
is
the
past
tense
for
eat.
8
Eight
is
a
number.
3.
bear
–
bare
A
bear
is
a
forest
animal.
Bare
means
not
wearing
clothes.
4.
be
-
bee
The
word
be
is
a
verb.
A
bee
is
a
flying
insect.
5.
dear
–
deer
You
begin
a
letter
with
Dear,
a
kind
greeting.
A
deer
is
an
animal.
6.
flower
-
flour
A
flower
is
a
plant.
Flour
is
used
to
make
foods.
7.
for
-
four
For
is
a
preposition
as
in
“This
is
for
you.”
4
Four
is
the
number.
(There
is
one
more
homonym.
“Fore!”
is
what
a
golfer
yells
when
he
thinks
his
golf
ball
may
hit
someone.)
8.
here
-
hear
Here
means
in
this
place.
You
hear
with
your
ears.
9.
I
–eye
I
is
the
pronoun
for
yourself.
An
eye
is
part
of
your
face.
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10.
meet
-
meat
Meet
is
an
action
verb.
Meat
is
a
food.
11.
No
–
know
No
is
the
opposite
of
yes.
Know
means
you
understand.
12.
new
-
knew
New
means
not
old.
Knew
is
the
past
tense
for
know.
13.
night
–
knight
Night
is
the
opposite
of
day.
Knight
is
a
character
in
history
who
often
wore
armor.
14.
won
-
one
Won
is
the
past
tense
for
win.
One
is
the
number.
15.
oar
-
ore
-
or
An
oar
is
a
paddle
for
a
boat.
Ore
is
a
natural
resource.
Or
is
a
connecting
word
as
in
“Do
you
like
pie
or
cake?”
16.
pear
-
pair
-
pare
A
pear
is
a
fruit.
A
pair
means
two
of
a
kind.
Pare
means
to
peel.
17.
piece
-
peace
A
piece
is
a
part
of
something.
Peace
means
no
fighting
or
wars.
18.
plane
-
plain
A
plane
can
fly.
Plain
means
not
fancy.
19.
red
-
read
Red
is
the
color.
Read
is
the
past
tense
of
read.
20.
write
-
right
Write
is
an
action
verb.
Right
is
a
direction,
the
opposite
of
left.
Right
also
means
something
is
correct.
21.
road
-
rode
A
road
is
a
place
for
cars
and
trucks.
Rode
is
the
past
tense
of
ride.
22.
sail
-
sale
A
sail
is
part
of
a
boat.
It
is
also
the
verb
that
means
ride
in
a
boat.
Sale
means
you
can
buy
something
with
money.
23.
see
-
sea
See
is
an
action
verb.
It
means
look.
A
sea
is
a
large
body
of
water.
24.
sent
-
cent
Sent
is
the
past
tense
of
send.
A
cent
is
a
small
coin.
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25.
sew
-
so
Sew
is
an
action
verb.
So
is
the
word
you
use
when
you
tell
why,
as
in
“We
will
go
to
the
store
so
I
can
get
new
shoes.”
26.
sun
-
son
The
sun
is
our
closest
star.
A
son
is
a
boy
child.
27.
tale
-
tail
A
tale
is
a
story.
A
tail
is
part
of
an
animal
28.
toe
-
tow
A
toe
is
part
of
your
foot.
Tow
is
a
verb
for
move
by
pulling.
29
week
-
weak
A
week
is
7
days.
Weak
is
the
opposite
of
strong
30.
To
-
two
–
too
To
means
to
go
toward
someone
or
something.
Two
is
the
number
.
Too
means
also
as
in,
“Me
too.”
Too
is
used
to
mean
more
than
enough,
as
in,
“That
is
too
much
sugar.”
Try
this!
Which
homonym
is
spelled
correctly?
1.
My
team
one
the
race.
My
team
won
the
race.
2.
I
have
a
new
pair
of
gloves.
I
have
a
new
pear
of
gloves.
3.
We
road
horses.
We
rode
horses.
4.
Let’s
go
to
the
zoo
next
week.
Let’s
go
to
the
zoo
next
weak.
5.
I
am
ate
years
old.
I
am
eight
years
old.
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