Homophones
These are dealt with in specific lists, and have
a spoken clue following a ‘bleep’ sound.
When words have a different meaning but
share the same spelling, the accompanying
picture will include an ‘h’ in a circle for
‘homonym’.
Homophones are introduced at appropriate
places in the courses.
To find all the lists which contain
homophones, you need to go to Search
and type in ‘homophones’.
Homophones 1 and homophones 2 contain
vey common words.
The homophones from the English National
Curriculum are all included in the lists with
‘NC’ in their title.
Some of the lists have an extended list,
especially the one entitled 150 homophones
– see extended list where you will have a very
wide choice of homophones.
These are shown if you click on Extended.
Click on Extended sample to get different
selections.
Whichever sample is currently showing will be
used in the games, so keep clicking until you
have a selection you would like to work with.
There is a separate list entitled it its it’s
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