The document is about homonyms, which are words that sound the same but have different meanings. It provides examples of homonym pairs like plane/plain and hair/hare. Students are given exercises to identify homonyms in pictures and sentences. They are also tasked with constructing their own sentences using homonym pairs like heal/heel, I/eye, and whole/hole. The purpose is to teach students about this grammatical concept through visual examples and practical activities.

1. HOMONYMS
PREPARED BY: SHELLA MAE C. BERONGAN
ENGLISH III

2. Good morning children.
Today we are going to learn
about HOMONYMS. And now
let us look and listen the
video below.

3. Now,based on the video, we already
know what are homonyms.
*A homonym can be a word that sounds the same or
can be spelled exactly the same but has different
meanings.

4. Exercise 1
Directions: Look at the picture. Choose the appropriate word from the pair of homonyms to name it. Write
the word on your answer sheet.
1. plane
Plain
2. hair
hare
4. flour
flower
5. pale
pail
3. ant
aunt

5. Exercise 2
Directions: Study the sentences. Choose the appropriate word to complete each sentence. Write them on
your answer sheet. Number one is done for you.
1. She lost her favorite (pair, pear) of jeans. pair
2. Lyka feels the (pane, pain) in her shoulder.
3. Will Pedro go to the party (to, too)?
4. The kids got (bored, board) at home.
5. Cynthia will (wear, ware) her favorite shoes tomorrow.

6. Enrichment
Directions: Construct meaningful sentences using the pair of homonyms. Write your answers on the
answer sheet. Number one is done for you.
heal - heel 1. The doctors heal the wound in my heel.
I - eye
2.
______________________________________________.
whole - hole
3.
______________________________________________.
male - mail
4.
______________________________________________.
meet - meat
5.
______________________________________________.

7. Reference:
Most Essential Learning Competencies;
https://commons.deped.gov.ph/melc?fbclid=IwAR3UlKHo0LpbltAjA7
GNJjrb-Up9uRSAtpAPyeOYUaD7m4BhJKU1Sbxto
Homonyms- https://lrmds.deped.gov.ph/detail/6823
Meaning of Words, Accessed: 01/16/21
Dictionary by Merriam-Webster: America's most-trusted online dictionary (merriam-
webster.com)
Pictures used, Accessed: 01/16/21- https://www.google.com/search

8. ANSWER KEY
1. plane
2. hair
3. ant
4. flour
5. pail
A B
1. pair
2. pain
3. too
4. bored
5. wear
C
1. to - too
2. pale - pail
3. plane - plain
4. aunt - ant
5. horse – hoarse
1. eight
2. fare
3. feet
4. dye
5. fur
D E (answers may vary)
1. The doctors heal the
wound in my heel.
2. 3. 4.
5.
ANSWER KEY