Where are the homophones in these sentences?
Strictly speaking, there are no homphones in those sentences. There are only words that have a homophone, but the homophone is not mentioned. I would call that a trick question. WendyBecky pointed some out. I also saw "band/banned" and "we/whee."
Help with homophones sentences!!! (answer a.s.a.p)?
The winter winds "blew" on his face and turned his nose "blue". The US fighter "plane" flew over the "Plain" of Catania in Sicily. Because of the "mist", we "missed" the turnoff. The man wandering in the "desert" craved a cold "dessert". I hope these help!
How are homophones in sentence?
There are so many that you can play with.The rose grew in rows and sent a scent in the air.A hare has fur not hair despite its name.The plane was plain to see.The boy could see the bouy in the sea.It was four pounds for coffee.He sees no way to seize the moment.Write the right rite.The bard was barred from the show.Are you sure you heard a herd of cows at the shore.He threw the whole lot through the hole.I saw a bird soar, a sight to see for sore eyes.Was that you who saw an ewe under a yew.He knows my nose.Where's the wares I put down.The boar bore the brunt.I got bored at the board meeting.
Write five sentences using homophones?
Here are a few ... They're happy that their sister came there to visit them. Two pieces of cake were too many to eat. The little lamb was on the lam from the farmer. The child had four pencils for her work. Our train was more than an hour late.
What are some sentences that use homophones as wordplay?
My son hates to go out in the sun.The Principal told the students to follow their principals.If you know how to help others you should not say no.The knight killed his enemies in the night.She was making her plait when she dropped the plate full of flour on the floor.She was washing carrots when her 18 carat ring fell in the sink.
What is a sentence that uses the Homophones Groan and Grown?
I heard my son groan discovering he had grown another two inches this summer.
What are some common examples of homophones in sentences?
Homophones are so (sow, sew) common in (inn) English that you (yew) can hardly find (fined) a sentence in (inn) which (witch) there (their, they’re) are no (know) homophones.If you need examples only, google homophone examples and choose a page according to your level. You will find even quotes from literature where homophones are stylistic devices:Gwendolen: I have introduced you to everyone as Ernest. You answer to the name of Ernest. You look as if your name was Ernest. You are the most earnest looking person I ever saw in my life. It is perfectly absurd your saying that your name isn't Ernest.***Jack: On the contrary, Aunt Augusta, I’ve now realized for the first time in my life the vital importance of Being Earnest…The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar WildeIf you need practice, there are plenty of online exercises that will give you sentences, or even texts, focused on the use of homophones. Google homophones exercises. Here are two links you might find helpful:http://www.tolearnenglish.com/en...Homophones Exercises : Examples and Exercises for HomophonesGood luck with homophones! My students HATE them because they disprove the convenient concept of spelling exercises and dictations being old-fashioned and useless as there are spell-checkers in modern times.