Homophones quiz

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Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

Come here.

Come hear.

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Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

Be quiet!

Bee quiet!

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Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

Their are to many people in this room.

Their are too many people in this room.

There are to many people in this room.

There are too many people in this room.

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Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

We're are you going?

Wear are you going?

Where are you going?

Were are you going?

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The following sentence uses homophones correctly:
It's to early to no what the affects are.

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Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

Where is New Zealand?

Do you want to were your new shoes?

They wear studying English.

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Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

Most people except that the moon landing occurred.

Drinking too much alcohol affects your liver.

Everyone went to Alton Towers accept Benny.

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Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

She's going too America.

David enjoyed the play to.

You owe me two pounds.

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Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

The greenhouse is full off angry wasps.

Make sure you turn the water of before you leave.

I'm taking the day off work.

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How can the above tattoo be corrected?

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Select ALL the sentences using homophones correctly.

You're a wonderful person.

Take off you're coat, it's warm in here.

Are new car is blue.

There is a problem with the hoover.

Their going to be late so we should go without them.

Can you teach me how to use our computer?

They're going to go to the park.

He was driving you're car!

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Fix the sign above, what should it say?

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The following sentence uses homophones correctly:
Rachel's been to the new gym on Fulwood Road, have you been their?

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The following sentence uses homophones correctly:
There going to the park first and then to the cinema, do you want to come too?

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Ɛnyɛ ampa

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Fix the sign above, what should it say?

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Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

The hole thing seemed strange to Sally.

I don't know witch one to choose.

You should no how to act professionally.

You need to put your money in the safe.

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'They're' is a contraction of 'They are'.

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'Are' is a doing word
'Our' means 'belonging to us'

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Explain the problem with the sign above.

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Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

Are you going to the supermarket?

Our you going to the supermarket?

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Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

They're going to have there wedding at St Peter's Church.

He lost his job because he we was being rude too customers.

Lots off people went to the charity bingo.

I heard your going to the Marilyn Manson concert, I'm going too.

I bought a dress online but wen it came it was to small and I had to send it back.

I'm so sorry, my dog ate you're rose bush.

Please remember to turn off the computer before you go out.

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Explain the problem with the sign above.

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Fix the tattoo above, what's the problem?

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Homophones quiz

Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

The following sentence uses homophones correctly:It's to early to no what the affects are.

Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

How can the above tattoo be corrected?

Select ALL the sentences using homophones correctly.

Fix the sign above, what should it say?

The following sentence uses homophones correctly:Rachel's been to the new gym on Fulwood Road, have you been their?

The following sentence uses homophones correctly:There going to the park first and then to the cinema, do you want to come too?

Fix the sign above, what should it say?

Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

'They're' is a contraction of 'They are'.

'Are' is a doing word'Our' means 'belonging to us'

Explain the problem with the sign above.

Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

Explain the problem with the sign above.

Fix the tattoo above, what's the problem?

Select all the sentences using homophones correctly.

Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

The following sentence uses homophones correctly:It's to early to no what the affects are.

Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

How can the above tattoo be corrected?

Select ALL the sentences using homophones correctly.

Fix the sign above, what should it say?

The following sentence uses homophones correctly:Rachel's been to the new gym on Fulwood Road, have you been their?

The following sentence uses homophones correctly:There going to the park first and then to the cinema, do you want to come too?

Fix the sign above, what should it say?

Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

'They're' is a contraction of 'They are'.

'Are' is a doing word'Our' means 'belonging to us'

Explain the problem with the sign above.

Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

Select the sentence using homophones correctly.

Explain the problem with the sign above.

Fix the tattoo above, what's the problem?

Select all the sentences using homophones correctly.

The following sentence uses homophones correctly:
It's to early to no what the affects are.

The following sentence uses homophones correctly:
Rachel's been to the new gym on Fulwood Road, have you been their?

The following sentence uses homophones correctly:
There going to the park first and then to the cinema, do you want to come too?

'Are' is a doing word
'Our' means 'belonging to us'

The following sentence uses homophones correctly:
It's to early to no what the affects are.

The following sentence uses homophones correctly:
Rachel's been to the new gym on Fulwood Road, have you been their?

The following sentence uses homophones correctly:
There going to the park first and then to the cinema, do you want to come too?

'Are' is a doing word
'Our' means 'belonging to us'