Homophones – English Composition Notes – For W.B.C.S. Examination.

Homophones are words that are pronounced the same but they have different meanings and are usually spelled differently as well. They usually occur in groups of two but sometimes they can be three or four in a group. It’s important to recognize and identify the most common homophones because the spelling can change the entire meaning of a sentence! Here is a list of the most common homophones.Continue Reading Homophones – English Composition Notes – For W.B.C.S. Examination.

Examples of Homophones

Let’s use a few in sentences

• Be careful around the figurines because they break easily.
• Press gently on the brake to slow the car down.
• We saw a grizzly bear while vacationing in the mountains.
• I can’t bear this burden any longer.
• The cupboards are bare.
• The poor man only had one cent to his name.
• I love the scent of gardenias.
• That poem is very dear to me.
• There were seven deer grazing in our pasture.
• I hope my plants don’t die in this heat.
• Rebecca wants to dye her hair purple.
• The recipe calls for two cups of flour.
• She put a single flower in the vase.
• My hair is a mess!
• Have you read the story about the tortoise and the hare?
• Vegetarians do not eat meat.
• Where shall we meet for lunch?
• Let’s go buy a new pair of shoes.
• The fruit contained a banana, an apple, and a pear.
• My son is presently in the military.
• The sun is hidden behind the clouds.
• Katie went to town.
• I want to go to town, too.
• Why don’t the two of us go to town tomorrow?

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