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Year 6 Homophones in Sentences Worksheet — Level 2 — Practice Set 3 — Answers

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Year 6 Homophones in Sentences Worksheet — Level 2 — Practice Set 3 — Answers

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

1.I think (answer space) going to rain.
  1. Aits
  2. Bit's

Answer: it's

it's is the right spelling for this meaning.

2.What will you (answer space) to the party?
  1. Awhere
  2. Bwear

Answer: wear

wear is the right spelling for this meaning.

3.The (answer space) flew on her broomstick.
  1. Awhich
  2. Bwitch

Answer: witch

witch is the right spelling for this meaning.

4.I felt (answer space) after being sick.
  1. Aweek
  2. Bweak

Answer: weak

weak is the right spelling for this meaning.

5.She picked a (answer space) from the garden.
  1. Aflour
  2. Bflower

Answer: flower

flower is the right spelling for this meaning.

6.The children put on (answer space) coats.
  1. Athere
  2. Btheir
  3. Cthey're

Answer: their

their is the right spelling for this meaning.

7.A brown (answer space) lives in the forest.
  1. Abear
  2. Bbare

Answer: bear

bear is the right spelling for this meaning.

8.Do not walk on the hot sand in (answer space) feet.
  1. Abear
  2. Bbare

Answer: bare

bare is the right spelling for this meaning.

9.I think (answer space) very kind.
  1. Ayour
  2. Byou're

Answer: you're

you're is the right spelling for this meaning.

10.There are seven days in a (answer space).
  1. Aweek
  2. Bweak

Answer: week

week is the right spelling for this meaning.

11.I (answer space) an apple for lunch.
  1. Aeight
  2. Bate

Answer: ate

ate is the right spelling for this meaning.

12.We need (answer space) to bake bread.
  1. Aflour
  2. Bflower

Answer: flour

flour is the right spelling for this meaning.

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