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Choose the Correct Homophones (3)
Choose the correct homophones from the given pairs to complete the sentences.
Choose the Correct Homophones (2)
Choose the correct homophones from the given pairs to complete the sentences.
Choose the Correct Homophones (1)
Choose the correct homophones from the given pairs to complete the sentences.
Homographs: Write the Meaning
Work out the meaning of each of the underlined homographs.
Using Homographs (2)
Write two sentences for each of the given homographs, making sure the word has a different meaning in each sentence.
Using Homographs (1)
Write two sentences for each of the given homographs, making sure the word has a different meaning in each sentence.
Identifying & Using Homographs (2)
For each homograph, a sentence has been written.
Write a sentence using the other meaning of each homograph.
Identifying & Using Homographs (1)
For each homograph, a sentence has been written.
Write a sentence using the other meaning of each homograph.
Homographs: Circle the Meaning (2)
In this worksheet, students circle the correct meaning of each underlined word.
Homographs: Circle the Meaning (1)
In this worksheet, students circle the correct meaning of each underlined word.
Homophones: ‘Your’ & ‘You’re’
This worksheet supports the teaching of a common homophone: your and you’re.
Homophones & Homographs Word Search
A fun way to reinforce the concept of homophones and homographs. Find the given words in the letter jumble.
Writing Hyperbole
Write a hyperbole to match each adjective and noun.
Hyperbole Match
Choose from a word list to complete the hyperboles.
Adding Hyperbole
Students add hyperbole to each sentence.
Choose Action/Trait & Write
Two different human actions or traits are given for each object.
Students choose one and use it to write their own personification.
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