This document lists homophones, which are words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings. It provides examples of common homophone pairs like one/won, sent/cent, herd/heard, hour/our, sun/son, flour/flower, here/hear, there/their, rain/rein/reign, blue/blew, knead/need, see/saw/scene, for/four, through/threw, plains/planes, berries/buries, and road/rode. The document serves as a reference for homophones that are often confused in spelling and pronunciation.

1. 1
Won
one (Past
tense of
win)

2. cent sent

3. herd Heard
(past tense of
hear)

4. hour our

5. sun son

6. flour flower

7. HERE HEAR

8. THERE THEIR

9. rain rein reign

10. BLUE BLEW
(past tense
of blow)

11. KNEAD
NEED

12. SEEN
see - saw SCENE

13. 4
FOR FOUR

14. THROUGH THREW
Past tense of
throw

15. PLAINS PLANES

16. BERRIES BURIES
(He/she buries)

17. RODE
ROAD (past tense
of ride)