Homophones Flashcards

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What is the difference between “be” and “bee”

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“Be” is the verb être
“Bee” is une abeille

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What is the difference between “break” and “brake”

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“Break” means briser
“Brake” means freiner

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What is the difference between “here” and “hear”

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“Here” means ici
“Hear” means entendre

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What is the difference between “I” and “eye”

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“I” means je
“eye” means yeux

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What is the difference between “main”, “mane” and “Maine”

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“main” means principal
“mane” means crinière
“Maine” is a state in America

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What is the difference between “night” and “knight”

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“Night” means nuit
“Knight” means chevalier

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What is the difference between “ate” and “eight”

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“Ate” means manger au passé
“Eight” means 8

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What is the difference between “bear” and “bare”

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“Bear” means ours
“Bare” means cru - rien

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What is the difference between “bury” and “berry”

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“Bury” means enterré
“Berry” means baie

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What is the difference between “dear” and “deer”

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“Dear” means cher / chère
“Deer” means chevreuil

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What is the difference between “flew”, “flue” and “flu”

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“Flew” means s’envoler au passé
“Flue” means gaz - smoke
“Flu” means grippe

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What is the difference between “four” and “for”

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“Four” means 4
“For” means pour

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What is the difference between “guessed” and “guest”

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“Guessed” means deviner au pluriel
“Guest” means invité / visiteur

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What is the difference between “heal” and “heel”

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“Heal” means guérir
“Heel” means talon

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What is the difference between “know” and “no”

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“Know” means savoir
“No” means non

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What is the difference between “made” and “maid”

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“Made” means faire
“Maid” means femme de ménage

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What is the difference between “meet” and “meat”

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“Meet” means rencontrer
“Meat” means viande

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What is the difference between “nose” and “knows”

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“Nose” means nez
“Knows” means savoir

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What is the difference between “blew” and “blue”

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“Blew” means exploser
“Blue” means bleu

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What is the difference between “by” and “buy”

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“By” means à
“Buy” means acheter

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What is the difference between “cereal” and “serial”

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“Cereal” means céréale
“Serial” means série

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What is the difference between “flower” and “flour”

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“Flower” means fleur
“Flour” means farine

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What is the difference between “hour” and “our”

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“Hour” means heure
“Our” means notre

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What is the difference between “mail” and “male”

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“Mail” means poste
“Male” means homme

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What is the difference between "piece" and "peace"
"Piece" means piece "Peace" means paix
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What is the difference between "red" and "read"
"Red" means rouge "Read" means lire
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What is the difference between "son" and "sun"
"Son" means fils "Sun" means soleil
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What is the difference between "waste" and "waist"
"Waste" means gaspiller "Waist" means taille
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Put "there", "their" or "they're". ___ two chums were running fast.
Their
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Put "there", "their" or "they're". ___ looking for the lost dog.
They're
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Put "there", "their" or "they're". ___ are two houses for sale.
There
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Put "there", "their" or "they're". ___ planning to go sailing.
They're
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Put "there", "their" or "they're". What did you see over ___?
There
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Put "there", "their" or "they're". They wanted to visit ___ aunt.
their
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Put "there", "their" or "they're". ___ late every day.
They're
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Put "there", "their" or "they're". Is your book at ___ house?
Their
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Put "there", "their" or "they're". ___ were five coats in the closet.
There
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Put "there", "their" or "they're". ___ going to ___ friend's house.
They're and their
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Put "two", "to" or "too". I like ___ skate.
To
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Put "two", "to" or "too". We were ___ scared ___ dive.
Too and to
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Put "two", "to" or "too". I want ___ play a game.
To
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Put "two", "to" or "too". Do you want ___ play ___.
To and too
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Put "two", "to" or "too". I have ___ pets.
Two
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Put "two", "to" or "too". He walks ___ school.
To
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Put "two", "to" or "too". It is ___ hot ___ to run.
Too and to
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Sometime it's / its hard to figure out just witch / which word to use.
It's and which
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I'm sure you're / your book is around here somewhere.
Your
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I think we should go this way / weigh, don't you think?
Way
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Do you know how much the bus fare / fair is going to be?
Fare
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I know that I went they're / there / their once before, but I don't remember exactly witch / which way / weigh we went.
There, which and way
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My friend plays the white witch / which in the play, Narnia.
Witch
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I new / knew the answer was right / write
Knew and right
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It wasn't fare / fair that they started the game without me.
Fair
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I saw it's / its eyes glowing at me from deep in the woods.
Its
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How much does a elephant way / weigh
Weigh