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Writing
                         Let’s write.


                  Say aloud the words in bold. They are homophones.
                  Homophones are words that have the same sound but different meanings
                  and spellings.

                  Example: ‘For’ is used to indicate the place someone or something is going to.

                               ‘Four’ refers to the number 4.

                            son / sun                   ate / eight                   rode / road












                     My son loves to play ball    Vijay ate his breakfast at     The boy rode a horse
                      when the sun shines.              eight o’clock.              along the road.

                  Fill in the blanks with the correct homophones.
                                                                               one              blew
                  I went to watch the Lupar tidal _____,
                  When I saw a big wild _____,

                  Roots and plants it greedily _____,                      eight               bore
                  Joined later by another _____.


                  The people surfed the tidal wave as _____,                                  blue
                  Many prizes there to be _____,                          boar

                  A beautiful day, the sky was _____,
                  The wind was strong, and it _____ and _____.                                   ate
                                                                              won

                         Let’s practise.



                  Think of other homophones. Make sentences using them.
                  Example: hair - hare
                              • Imran has to cut his long hair.
                              • Zulaika saw a wild hare in the jungle.

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