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Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings and often different spellings. We need to find the correct homophone for each word listed.

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1. Write


- Homophone: right
*(Example: "Write a letter" vs. "That’s right!")*

2. Week


- Homophone: weak
*(Example: "I’m feeling weak" vs. "It’s been a long week")*

3. Male


- Homophone: mail
*(Example: "He is a male" vs. "Please check your mail")*

4. High


- Homophone: hi
*(Example: "She’s very high" vs. "Hi, how are you?")*

5. Hare


- Homophone: hair
*(Example: "The hare ran fast" vs. "She has long hair")*

6. Bore


- Homophone: bored
*(Example: "He bored me" vs. "I’m bored")*
*Note: "Bore" (past tense of "bear") and "bored" (feeling uninterested) are homophones.*

7. Aunt


- Homophone: ant
*(Example: "My aunt came over" vs. "An ant crawled on the table")*

8. In


- Homophone: in (same spelling) – but could be inn or in as in "to enter"
But more commonly, the homophone is in vs. in – wait, actually, in and in are the same.
Better homophone: inin (no change), but likely intended: ininn (a small hotel)
However, "in" and "inn" are pronounced the same, so:
- Homophone: inn

9. Ate


- Homophone: eight
*(Example: "I ate dinner" vs. "I saw eight birds")*

10. Cell


- Homophone: sell
*(Example: "A cell phone" vs. "I sell cars")*

11. Bye


- Homophone: by
*(Example: "Bye!" vs. "By the way")*

12. Blue


- Homophone: blew
*(Example: "The sky is blue" vs. "He blew the whistle")*
*Also: "blue" and "blew" are homophones (pronounced /bluː/).*

13. Break


- Homophone: brake
*(Example: "Take a break" vs. "Apply the brake")*

14. Scent


- Homophone: sent
*(Example: "The flower has a sweet scent" vs. "I sent the letter")*

15. Dear


- Homophone: deer
*(Example: "Dear friend" vs. "I saw a deer")*

16. Flour


- Homophone: flower
*(Example: "I bought flour" vs. "She picked a flower")*

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Final Answers:



1. Write – right
2. Week – weak
3. Male – mail
4. High – hi
5. Hare – hair
6. Bore – bored
7. Aunt – ant
8. In – inn
9. Ate – eight
10. Cell – sell
11. Bye – by
12. Blue – blew
13. Break – brake
14. Scent – sent
15. Dear – deer
16. Flour – flower

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These are the correct homophones for each word based on common English usage.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of homophone worksheet 2nd grade.
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