True or False: A homophone is a word that is pronounced like another word but is spelled differently and has a different meaning.

When listening or reading, the best way to know which homophone is being used is to listen to or read __________. Then, decide how the word is being used.

When you read the ENTIRE sentence, __________ will also help you know which homophone is being used.

You said you would meet me __________ at noon.

I couldn't __________ what my parents were whispering about in the kitchen.

__________ are twenty-__________ __________ in a day.

Which sentence uses the homophone correctly?

A. I love learning about the past.

B. My dad past several cars as her drove down the highway.

When we conserve water, we try not to __________ it.

The class was peeved because __________ teacher gave them a mountain of homework.

What is the homophone of where?