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Homophones, Homographs, and Homonyms

1. HOMOPHONES, HOMOGRAPHS, and HOMONYMS

2. Homo = same Phone = sound Homophones are words that sound alike but have different spelling and meaning. HOMOPHONES

3. I see Anton standing over there . Mr. Thomas is their Art teacher. EXAMPLES refer to a specific place or location  a possessive pronoun that means “belonging to them”

4. EXAMPLES My uncle has four children. I have a letter for Mr. Rudi. a number a preposition

5. EXAMPLES I am the only son in my family. The sun is so bright today. a male child the star around which the Earth  orbits

6. Homo = Same Graph = Writing Homographs are words that are spelled the same but have different sound and meaning. HOMOGRAPHS

7. EXAMPLES In Japan, we bow as a sign of respect. My daughter has a bow on her hair. to bend to the waist a pair of tied loops

8. EXAMPLES She tears the paper into little pieces. to rip The sad story makes her drop a tear . a drop of liquid from the eye

9. Homo = Same Nym = Name Homonyms are words that have the same sound and spelling but have different meaning. HOMONYMS

10. EXAMPLES I used a bat when I play baseball. used in the sports baseball to hit the ball Bats usually live inside caves. a nocturnal flying mammal

11. EXAMPLES What kind of food do you like? synonym of type You are a kind person. it means caring

12. LET’S PRACTICE! IDENTIFY IF THE PICTURES ARE HOMOPHONES, HOMOGRAPHS, OR HOMONYMS

13. HOMOPHONES pair-pear

14. HOMOPHONES see-sea

15. HOMOPHONES night-knight

16. HOMOPHONES fair-fare

17. HOMOPHONES ferry-fairy

18. HOMOPHONES die-dye

19. HOMONYMS sink-sink

20. HOMOGRAPHS tear-tear

21. HOMONYMS saw-saw