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HOMOPHONE
WHAT IS HOMOPHONE?
A homophone is a word that is
pronounced the same (to varying
extent) as another word but differs in
meaning. A homophone may also differ
in spelling.
HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH
EXAMPLE
 Ate is the past form
of ‘eat’.
EXAMPLE
“I ate a large size
burger.”
 Eight is a number
which comes after
seven and before
nine.
EXAMPLE
“Today, I woke up
at eight o’clock.”
ATE (v.) EIGHT (n.)
ATE EIGHT
HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH
EXAMPLE
 A board is a flat
piece of wood.
EXAMPLE
“Art teacher is
drawing a beautiful
portrait on
the board.”
 Bored means lacking
interest or
engagement. If you
are bored then it
means you are not
interested at all.
EXAMPLE
“She got bored during
the history lecture.”
BOARD (n.) BORED (adj.)
BOARD BORED
HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH
EXAMPLE
 Deer is a hoofed grazing
animal, with branched
bony antlers that are
shed annually and
typically borne only by
the male.
EXAMPLE
“Animals like deer were an
important source of food for
early humans.”
 Dear is used for the
beloved person.
EXAMPLE
“Hey dear, are you
ok now?”
DEER (n.) DEAR (n./adj)
DEER DEAR
HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH
EXAMPLE
 Dew is tiny drops of
water that form on the
ground and other
surfaces outside during
the night when
atmospheric vapor
condenses.
EXAMPLE
“In the early morning, the
grass was wet with dew.”
 In terms of the noun,
due means what is
owed (especially
money) to one.
EXAMPLE
“When is the first
payment due?
DEW (n.) DUE (n./adj)
DEW DUE
HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH
EXAMPLE
 Hear means to
perceive with the ear,
the sound made by
someone or something.
EXAMPLE
“I am unable
to hear your voice, can
you please speak
aloud?”
 Here, indicates the
place where you
are at any moment.
EXAMPLE
“The dog is here
under the table.”
HEAR (v.) HERE (adv.)
HEAR HERE
HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH
EXAMPLE
The hole is a gap
or hollow place in
a solid body or
surface.
EXAMPLE
“He had a hole in his
sock.”
Whole means
entire; All of.
EXAMPLE
“I ate the whole
pizza yesterday.”
HOLE (n.) WHOLE (adj.)
HOLE WHOLE
HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH
EXAMPLE
 Him is usually used as the
object of a verb or
preposition, to refer to a
man, boy, or male animal
that has just been
mentioned or is just about to
be mentioned.
EXAMPLE
“Don’t be judgmental for any
person unless and until you
know him.”
The hymn is a
religious song or
poem to praise a
god.
EXAMPLE
“The church
congregation stood
up to sing a hymn.”
HIM (pronoun) HYMN (n.)
HIM HYMN
HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH
EXAMPLE
 The night is the
period of time when
it’s dark and most
people sleep.
EXAMPLE
“ Night time is mostly
preferred for distant
traveling.”
A knight is a man
who served his
sovereign or lord
as a mounted
soldier in armor.
EXAMPLE
“The princess was
rescued by a
handsome knight.”
NIGHT (n.) KNIGHT (n.)
NIGHT KNIGHT
HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH
EXAMPLE
Meat is the edible
flesh from an
animal.
EXAMPLE
“ Vegetarians don’t
eat meat.”
 Meet means when
you are introduced
to a person for the
first time. It can also
refer to later
meetings.
EXAMPLE
“Hey guys!
let’s meet today.”
MEAT (n.) MEET (v.)
MEAT MEET
HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH
EXAMPLE
 Peace means freedom
from war and violence,
especially when people
live and work together
happily without
disagreements.
 EXAMPLE
“ Lord Jesus is the
symbol of peace.”
 A piece is a part of
something.
EXAMPLE
“He cut the cake
into eight
equal pieces.”
PEACE (n.) PIECE (v.)
PEACE PIECE
HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH
EXAMPLE
 Son is a male child.
EXAMPLE
“ Jesus is the
beloved Son OF
God.”
 Sun is the star that
provides light and heat
for the earth and
around which the earth
revolves. It is at the
center of our solar
system.
EXAMPLE
“The sun rises in the
east and sets in the
west.”
SON (n.) SUN (v.)
SON SUN
HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH
EXAMPLE
 Sea contains the
salty water that
covers a large part of
the surface of the
earth.
EXAMPLE
“ I could hear the
sound of the sea.”
 See is an act of
perceiving with the
eyes.
EXAMPLE
“ We see things
differently.”
SEA (n.) SEE (v.)
SEA SEE
HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH
EXAMPLE
 The wait means to
stay in one place or
to anticipate
something.
EXAMPLE
“ I can’t wait to tell
Avril what happened.
 Weight indicates
how heavy
something is.
EXAMPLE
“My weight
reduced when I
started to follow the
proper diet plan.”
WAIT (v.) WEIGHT (n.)
WAIT WEIGHT

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Homophone

  • 2. WHAT IS HOMOPHONE? A homophone is a word that is pronounced the same (to varying extent) as another word but differs in meaning. A homophone may also differ in spelling.
  • 3. HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH EXAMPLE  Ate is the past form of ‘eat’. EXAMPLE “I ate a large size burger.”  Eight is a number which comes after seven and before nine. EXAMPLE “Today, I woke up at eight o’clock.” ATE (v.) EIGHT (n.)
  • 5. HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH EXAMPLE  A board is a flat piece of wood. EXAMPLE “Art teacher is drawing a beautiful portrait on the board.”  Bored means lacking interest or engagement. If you are bored then it means you are not interested at all. EXAMPLE “She got bored during the history lecture.” BOARD (n.) BORED (adj.)
  • 7. HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH EXAMPLE  Deer is a hoofed grazing animal, with branched bony antlers that are shed annually and typically borne only by the male. EXAMPLE “Animals like deer were an important source of food for early humans.”  Dear is used for the beloved person. EXAMPLE “Hey dear, are you ok now?” DEER (n.) DEAR (n./adj)
  • 9. HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH EXAMPLE  Dew is tiny drops of water that form on the ground and other surfaces outside during the night when atmospheric vapor condenses. EXAMPLE “In the early morning, the grass was wet with dew.”  In terms of the noun, due means what is owed (especially money) to one. EXAMPLE “When is the first payment due? DEW (n.) DUE (n./adj)
  • 11. HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH EXAMPLE  Hear means to perceive with the ear, the sound made by someone or something. EXAMPLE “I am unable to hear your voice, can you please speak aloud?”  Here, indicates the place where you are at any moment. EXAMPLE “The dog is here under the table.” HEAR (v.) HERE (adv.)
  • 13. HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH EXAMPLE The hole is a gap or hollow place in a solid body or surface. EXAMPLE “He had a hole in his sock.” Whole means entire; All of. EXAMPLE “I ate the whole pizza yesterday.” HOLE (n.) WHOLE (adj.)
  • 15. HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH EXAMPLE  Him is usually used as the object of a verb or preposition, to refer to a man, boy, or male animal that has just been mentioned or is just about to be mentioned. EXAMPLE “Don’t be judgmental for any person unless and until you know him.” The hymn is a religious song or poem to praise a god. EXAMPLE “The church congregation stood up to sing a hymn.” HIM (pronoun) HYMN (n.)
  • 17. HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH EXAMPLE  The night is the period of time when it’s dark and most people sleep. EXAMPLE “ Night time is mostly preferred for distant traveling.” A knight is a man who served his sovereign or lord as a mounted soldier in armor. EXAMPLE “The princess was rescued by a handsome knight.” NIGHT (n.) KNIGHT (n.)
  • 19. HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH EXAMPLE Meat is the edible flesh from an animal. EXAMPLE “ Vegetarians don’t eat meat.”  Meet means when you are introduced to a person for the first time. It can also refer to later meetings. EXAMPLE “Hey guys! let’s meet today.” MEAT (n.) MEET (v.)
  • 21. HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH EXAMPLE  Peace means freedom from war and violence, especially when people live and work together happily without disagreements.  EXAMPLE “ Lord Jesus is the symbol of peace.”  A piece is a part of something. EXAMPLE “He cut the cake into eight equal pieces.” PEACE (n.) PIECE (v.)
  • 23. HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH EXAMPLE  Son is a male child. EXAMPLE “ Jesus is the beloved Son OF God.”  Sun is the star that provides light and heat for the earth and around which the earth revolves. It is at the center of our solar system. EXAMPLE “The sun rises in the east and sets in the west.” SON (n.) SUN (v.)
  • 25. HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH EXAMPLE  Sea contains the salty water that covers a large part of the surface of the earth. EXAMPLE “ I could hear the sound of the sea.”  See is an act of perceiving with the eyes. EXAMPLE “ We see things differently.” SEA (n.) SEE (v.)
  • 27. HOMOPHONE MEANING WITH EXAMPLE  The wait means to stay in one place or to anticipate something. EXAMPLE “ I can’t wait to tell Avril what happened.  Weight indicates how heavy something is. EXAMPLE “My weight reduced when I started to follow the proper diet plan.” WAIT (v.) WEIGHT (n.)