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Homophones are words that sound the same, but have different

spellings and meanings.

There are no spelling rules to help you remember them!

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or I need flour to make bread.

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or Would you

like a piece of cake?

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looks delicious.

I have a pair of stripy socks.

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caught a fish. Tennis is

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see.

We are paddling in

the sea.

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you make an omelette.

When you step on the

brake the car slows down.

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tree.

There are sixty minutes in an hour.

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or There is one

cherry on this bun.

My brother won the cup.

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or This is my new bike.

The clown knew how to

juggle.

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