HOMOPHONES
WHAT IS A
HOMOPHONE?
Two or more words having the
same pronunciation but different
meanings, origins, or spelling, for
example new and knew.
EXAMPLES
EXAMPLES
HOMOGRAPHS
WHAT ARE HOMOGRAPHS?
are words with the same
spelling but having more than
one meaning.
WHAT ARE HOMOGRAPHS?
may be pronounced the same
(homonyms), or they may be
pronounced differently
(heteronyms, also known as
heterophones).
HOMOGRAPHS: HOMONYMS
HOMOGRAPHS: HOMONYMS
HOMOGRAPHS: HOMONYMS
HOMOGRAPHS: HETERONYMS
PRESENT PRESENT
HOMOGRAPHS: HETERONYMS
DESERT DESERT
HOMOGRAPHS: HETERONYMS
CLOSE CLOSE
ACTIVITY TIME
Write the homophone of the given word on the line to
complete the phrase.
Ex: fair – fare for the jeepney ride
1. Waste - _______________ of the lady
2. Meat - _______________ my friends
3. Here - _______________ the sound
4. Son - _______________ and moon
5. Deer –_______________friend
Read the sentence with the underlined word. Write the letter of the
answer choice in which the correct meaning of the word is given.
1. When I was taking the trash out at night, I saw a bat fly in the air.
a. animal
b. wooden stick
c. tool
d. garbage
2. As the mailman delivered the mail, he heard a loud bark from inside the
house.
a. beeping
b. tree covering
c. a dog’s noise
d. yell
3. If you can run fast, you should join the running team.
a. container
b. able to
c. have to
d. bottle
4. The kids will play together this summer when school is out.
a. perform
b. a drama or show
c. learn
d. have fun
5. He ate his cereal in a bowl each morning before school.
a. sport
b. dish
c. alley
d. kitchen
Homophone and homograph G3

Homophone and homograph G3