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    The document provides a series of sentences with missing words that are homophones. The task is to fill in the blanks with the correct homophone from the options provided at the top of each section. There are 12 sections with 2-4 sentences each that test homophones such as knot/not, weather/whether, tail/tale, who's/whose, some/sum, buy/bye/by. Filling in all the blanks requires understanding which homophone fits best in each context.

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    The document provides a series of sentences with missing words that are homophones. The task is to fill in the blanks with the correct homophone from the options provided at the top of each section. There are 12 sections with 2-4 sentences each that test homophones such as knot/not, weather/whether, tail/tale, who's/whose, some/sum, buy/bye/by. Filling in all the blanks requires understanding which homophone fits best in each context.

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    The document provides a series of sentences with missing words that are homophones. The task is to fill in the blanks with the correct homophone from the options provided at the top of each section. There are 12 sections with 2-4 sentences each that test homophones such as knot/not, weather/whether, tail/tale, who's/whose, some/sum, buy/bye/by. Filling in all the blanks requires understanding which homophone fits best in each context.

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    Homophones 3

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    The document provides a series of sentences with missing words that are homophones. The task is to fill in the blanks with the correct homophone from the options provided at the top of each section. There are 12 sections with 2-4 sentences each that test homophones such as knot/not, weather/whether, tail/tale, who's/whose, some/sum, buy/bye/by. Filling in all the blanks requires understanding which homophone fits best in each context.

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    Homophones 3

    Fill each gap with the correct homophone.

    Knot or Not?
    Shiloh felt a _______ in her stomach.

    Milab did ______ want to do


    her homework.
    The ________ during summer was
    There was a _______ in the middle sunny and warm.
    of the rope.
    Miss Phillips couldn’t decide _______ or
    not to give homework.

    The ________ forecast predicted


    rain and hail.

    Weather or Whether?

    We ate ______ cake for dessert.

    The _____ was difficult.

    ______ of my friends are coming for a


    play date.
    Who’s or Whose?
    ______ coming swimming after school?
    Some or Sum?
    _______ turn is it to take out
    the rubbish?

    ________ cooking dinner tonight?

    Tail or Tale?
    She enjoyed reading the ______ about Landon wanted to ______ an ice-cream.
    the princess.
    Mirta didn’t want to say _____ to
    Winnie the cat was chasing her her friends.
    own ______.
    Wait for me _____ the lamp post.
    Dad didn’t believe Masood’s tall ______.
    Buy, Bye or By?
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    Homophones 3 Answers
    Fill each gap with the correct homophone.

    Knot or Not?
    Shiloh felt a knot in her stomach.

    Milab did not want to do her homework.

    There was a knot in the middle The weather during summer was
    of the rope. sunny and warm.

    Miss Phillips couldn’t decide whether or


    not to give homework.

    The weather forecast predicted


    rain and hail.

    Weather or Whether?
    We ate some cake for dessert.

    The sum was difficult.

    Some of my friends are coming for a


    play date.
    Who’s or Whose?
    Who’s coming swimming after school?
    Some or Sum?
    Whose turn is it to take out
    the rubbish?

    Who’s cooking dinner tonight?

    Tail or Tale?
    She enjoyed reading the tale about Landon wanted to buy an ice-cream.
    the princess.
    Mirta didn’t want to say bye to
    Winnie the cat was chasing her friends.
    her own tail.
    Wait for me by the lamp post.
    Dad didn’t believe Masood’s tall tale.
    Buy, Bye or By?
    visit twinkl.com.au

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