Homophones

omophones are words that sound alike but they have different meanings and spellings.
Circle the homophones in each sentence.
1.
Their house is over there behind the trees.
2.
On cold winter days, my grandfather would chop wood for the fire.
3.
I don't know whether the weather will be good for hiking.
4.
Mother had the flu and felt weak all last week.
5.
I hope that bee will not be back!
6.
I read the story printed in red ink.
7.
The trucker was asking which was the best way to the weigh station.
8.
Father poured the pale yellow paint into the pail.
9.
We read and write from left to right.
10.
The cost of this ad does not add up.
11.
When I went on vacation, I got to see a whale in the sea!
12.
He had to wring out his wet shirt and it left a ring on the shirt.
13.
I would like to get two of those pencils.
14.
Would you wear a pear of shoes or a pair of shoes?
15.
I have my eye on that shiny red bicycle.
16.
Joey had a pair of pear shaped erasers.
17.
The swift breeze blew the blue balloon off in the distance.
18.
In summer, my son loves to feel the warm sun on his face.
19.
I had to pay four dollars for this book about snakes.
20.
I am not very skilled at tying that type of knot.