Homophones

Homophones are words with the same sound, but have a different spelling and meaning. For example, the words "great" and "grate" are homophones. Although they sound the same, they have different meanings. "You look great!" is not the same meaning as "Where is the grate for the barbaque?" See if you can identify the correct homophones in the following sentences.				Enter your search terms Submit search form Web www.kidport.com
1)	Bring your jacket, it's (chili, chilly) outside. Chili Chilly	Your mother makes great (chili, chilly). Chili Chilly
2)	Was that a story (real, reel) or make believe? Real Reel	Quick, (real, reel) in that fish! Real Reel
3)	You (guest, guessed) the correct answer. Guest Guessed	He is a (guest, guessed) in our house. Guest Guessed
4)	They are my favorite (band, banned). Band Banned	I thought you were (band, banned) from this place. Band Banned
Try to create some sentences of your own with other homophones such as: (eight, ate), (him, hymn), (dear, deer) and (scent, sent).

Try to create some sentences of your own with other homophones such as: (eight, ate), (him, hymn), (dear, deer) and (scent, sent).