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Year 6 Homophones in Sentences Worksheet — Level 1 — Practice Set 2 — Answers

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Year 6 Homophones in Sentences Worksheet — Level 1 — Practice Set 2 — Answers

Homophones sound the same but have different spellings and meanings. Circle the word that fits the sentence.

1.The sky is (answer space) today.
  1. Ablew
  2. Bblue

Answer: blue

blue is the right spelling for this meaning.

2.Their (answer space) is five years old.
  1. Asun
  2. Bson

Answer: son

son is the right spelling for this meaning.

3.Can you (answer space) the boat?
  1. Asee
  2. Bsea

Answer: see

see is the right spelling for this meaning.

4.There is (answer space) milk left.
  1. Aknow
  2. Bno

Answer: no

no is the right spelling for this meaning.

5.Turn (answer space) at the corner.
  1. Aright
  2. Bwrite

Answer: right

right is the right spelling for this meaning.

6.Come over (answer space) and sit down.
  1. Ahear
  2. Bhere

Answer: here

here is the right spelling for this meaning.

7.I (answer space) the answer!
  1. Aknow
  2. Bno

Answer: know

know is the right spelling for this meaning.

8.The wind (answer space) my hat off.
  1. Ablew
  2. Bblue

Answer: blew

blew is the right spelling for this meaning.

9.I want to (answer space) a new book.
  1. Abuy
  2. Bby

Answer: buy

buy is the right spelling for this meaning.

10.The (answer space) is shining today.
  1. Asun
  2. Bson

Answer: sun

sun is the right spelling for this meaning.

11.The bus went (answer space) the school.
  1. Abuy
  2. Bby

Answer: by

by is the right spelling for this meaning.

12.I have (answer space) brother.
  1. Aone
  2. Bwon

Answer: one

one is the right spelling for this meaning.

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