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150 Homophones Words List with Examples PDF

150 Homophones Words List

In different languages, some words exist which have different spellings with different meanings but have the same pronunciations. In the English language, such words are called homophones.
In other words, homophones are the pairs of words with different meanings and spellings but are spelled alike.
An example is
There are seven days a week.
There are seven days in a weak.
Week and week are homophones. Using one in place of other completely changes its meaning and makes it wrong. So, it very important to learn the difference.
A comprehensive list of homophones is here which will play a magnificent role in increasing your vocabulary. Pictures are also attached for demonstrations in order for the children to learn effectively.
The PDF file is also available here.

Allowed —– Aloud
All Ready – Already
Alms —– Arms
Ad —– Add
Abel – Able
Affected – Effected
Air —– Heir
Affect – Effect
Accede – Exceed
Ant —– Aunt
Altar —– Alter
Accept – Except
Ate —– Eight
Addition – Edition
Blue —– Blew
Beer – Bier
Bridal —– Bridle
Buy – By – Bye
Bored —– Board
Broach —– Brooch
Beet – Beat
Break —– Brake
Band —– Banned
But – Butt
Bard —– Barred
Bare —– Bear
Beach —– Beech
Bury – Berry
Bight – Bite
Cache – Cash
Caddie – Caddy
Cheap – Cheep
Complement —– Compliment
Cite —– Sight / Site
Core – Corps
Creak – Creek
Cereal —– Serial
Census —– Sense
Chili —– Chilly
Cellar —– Seller
Course – Coarse
Corps – Core
Capital —– Capitol
Dyeing – Dying
Discreet —– Discrete
Deer —– Dear
Die —– Dye
Draft —– Draught
Earn —– Urn
Fort – Forte
Flaw —– Floor
Farther —– Father
Fare – Fair
Flu – Flue – Flew
Flower – Flour
Fax – Facts
Fort —– Fought
Flow – Floe
Foreword —– Forward
Feat – Feet
Flour – Flower
For —– Four
Graphed – Graft
Gait —– Gate
Gnu – Knew – New
Graft – Graphed
Gorilla – Guerilla
Great —– Grate
Gamble —– Gambol
Holed – Hold
Hoes – Hose
Higher – Hire
Hole—– Whole
Hoarse – Horse
Hear —– Here
Hire – Higher
Hart —– Heart
Hour —– Our
I —– Eye
Leased – Least
Lessen —– Lesson
Lone – Loan
Led – Lead
Lode – Load
Loan —– Lone
Knew —– New
Know —– No
Knead —– Need
Knot —– Not
Mail – Male
Mall – Maul
Mowed – Mode
Marc – Mark
Mints – Mince
Missal – Missile
Mite – Might
Missed – Mist
Night – Knight
Nay – Neigh
Niece – Nice
Need – Knead
One – Won
Overseas – Oversees
Principal —– Principle
Pedal —– Peddle
Pore – Pour
Pole – Poll
Plum – Plumb
Profit —– Prophet
Pain – Pane
Pair – Pare
Plane —– Plain
Read – Reed
Real – Reel
Rows – Rose
Room – Rheum
Root – Route
Roe – Row
Rain —– Reign
Rode —– Road
Right —– Write
Role —– Roll
Ring —– Wring
Red —– Read
Rain —– Reign
Rode —– Road
Right —– Write
Sane – Seine
Sole —– Soul
Sun —– Son
Scene —– Seen
Saver – Savor
Steal —– Steel
Stare —– Stair
Sail —– Sale
Some —– Sum
Toe —– Tow
Tail —– Tale
To —– Too / Two
Team —– Teem
Tide —– Tied
Veil – Vale
Vain —– Vein
Which —– Witch
Waste —– Waist
Wear – Where
Weak —– Week
Won —– One
Weather —– Whether
Yoke – Yolk

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