Homophone Lesson

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Let’s review. Homophones are words that are spelled and pronounced the same as other words. Now let’s discuss homophones. Words like this make learning English difficult for non-English Speakers, especially since English is phonetically learned. However there are exceptions, and these words are the exception to the rules. For example, in phonetics, words are sounded out by syllables. Native English speakers simply know these words are different when they see them from familiarity and repetition. Let’s do the following exercises together. I am going to spell the word out for you so you can hear the difference phonetically.
Now let’s do some more exercises-Fill in the blank
These words are almost the same meaning but have different spellings. I will use a sentence to make them more clear. Allowed- means what is prohibited and not prohibited by an entity. Kids were not _______ there after dark   Aloud-She read the sentence aloud. One might hear sentences using hall and haul. He went down the ____.  Haul means to there is distance and weight involved. He was in it for the long _____.
Hangar-A pilot would house a plane in this type of hangar.
Hanger- This type of hanger is an accessory or too in which a person might to hang a shirt in a closet.
Hay or  hey. Hay is something that horses and livestock eat and use for bedding. Hey is a greeting similar.

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