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Year 6 English · Homophones

Name: ______________________

Date: ____________

  1. 1. Choose the correct word: '___ going to the beach tomorrow.'

    • ☐ (a) Their
    • ☐ (b) There
    • ☐ (c) They're
  2. 2. Choose the correct word: 'The kitten chased ___ tail.'

    • ☐ (a) its
    • ☐ (b) it's
  3. 3. Fill the gap with to, too or two: 'I ate ___ much cake and felt sick.'

  4. 4. Fill the gap with their, there or they're: 'Please put the boxes over ___.'

  5. 5. Which sentence is correct?

    • ☐ (a) Your welcome to stay.
    • ☐ (b) You're welcome to stay.
    • ☐ (c) Youre welcome to stay.
  6. 6. Fill the gap with hear or here: 'Come over ___ and sit down.'

  7. 7. Choose the correct word: 'Squeeze the ___ to stop your bike.'

    • ☐ (a) break
    • ☐ (b) brake
  8. 8. Which word means 'a part of something': peace or piece?

Answer sheet

  1. 1. They're — 'They are going to the beach' makes sense, so the contraction 'they're' is correct.
  2. 2. its — The tail belongs to the kitten, so use the possessive 'its'. 'It is tail' makes no sense.
  3. 3. too — 'Too much' means more than enough.
  4. 4. there — 'Over there' is a place, and 'there' contains 'here'.
  5. 5. You're welcome to stay. — 'You are welcome to stay' makes sense, so the contraction 'you're' is correct.
  6. 6. here — It is a place. You hear with your ear.
  7. 7. brake — A brake slows or stops a vehicle. To break something is to smash or damage it.
  8. 8. piece — A piece of pie. Peace means calm or no fighting.

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