Tag Archives: homophones

 Words that sound the same are homophones e.g. ‘hear’ (action with ears), ‘hair’ (strands on skin), and ‘here’ (close placement). Homophones can also be homographs, words with same sound, same spelling but different meaning e.g. ‘bat’ (flying animal, sporting equipment, and action to hit), ‘light’ (brightness, colour, weight, and action …

Learn English easily with these FREE downloadable worksheets on studyzoneinstitute.com. The activities include tracing, colouring, circling, and filling in the blanks with the correct answer. These worksheets are suitable for young children, big kids, adults, and foreign language speakers who would like to learn English. Canon TS302 Wireless Inkjet Color …

The English language can be a tricky beast, especially when it comes to its pronunciation and spelling. However, understanding patterns can make learning to read and write much easier. One such pattern is the ‘EE long E’ sound. Words like ‘bee’, ‘jeep’, and ‘sweet’ share a common thread: the pattern …

Same sound words are known as homonyms, homophones and homographs. Homonyms can be both homophones and homographs. Homophones are same sound words with same or different spelling. Homographs are words with same spelling but are not necessarily same sound words. Download same sound words worksheets Bear Beer Bare – fill …

By Joyanne James. Have some fun with words and test your knowledge of the difference between here, hare, hear and hair. In some English varieties, these four words are homophones such as in Caribbean countries but in other varieties only here, hear and hair sound similar. Keep your brain active …