Let’s solve this step by step.
We are matching homophones — words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings.
We’ll go box by box.
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First Box (Purple):
Left column:
- accept → already matched to “except” (given in image)
- affect → sounds like “effect”
- ball → sounds like “bawl”
- berry → sounds like “bury”
- brake → sounds like “break”
Right column:
- bawl → matches “ball”
- break → matches “brake”
- except → already matched to “accept”
- effect → matches “affect”
- bury → matches “berry”
So pairs:
- accept – except
✔ (already done)
- affect – effect
- ball – bawl
- berry – bury
- brake – break
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Second Box (Green):
Left column:
- fair → sounds like “fare”
- grate → sounds like “great”
- groan → sounds like “grown”
- here → sounds like “hear”
- heel → sounds like “heal”
Right column:
- hear → matches “here”
- heal → matches “heel”
- great → matches “grate”
- fare → matches “fair”
- grown → matches “groan”
Pairs:
- fair – fare
- grate – great
- groan – grown
- here – hear
- heel – heal
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**Third Box (Light
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of grade 3 english worksheet.
