Homophones for Low-Intermediate Level

Homophones are words that sound the same, but have different spellings and meanings.

For example:

pear and pair

Pear - a sweet and juicy type of fruit.

Pair - a couple: two items of the same kind. A set of two similar things considered as a unit

I don't eat enough fruit, could you buy me some pears?
I can't find a matching pair of socks.

Can you decide which homophone you need to complete the sentences below? When you're finished, see if you can create some sentences of your own using this vocabulary!
Lesson by Caroline Devane

• 1. My throat is a little ___.
  
  horse
  hoarse
  
  
• 2. There's a ___ in my shoe.
  
  hole
  whole
  
  
• 3. There was one ___ in that play I thought was really disturbing.
  
  seen
  scene
  
  
• 4. I'm sorry, I really don't ___.
  
  know
  no
  
  
• 5. Please don't ___ me next time we go out, I was looking everywhere for you.
  
  dessert
  desert
  
  
• 6. The bird ___ through the sky.
  
  soared
  sword
  
  
• 7. I ___ five really good books last Summer.
  
  read
  red
  
  
• 8. If I had one wish, it would be for world ___.
  
  piece
  peace
  
  
• 9. Don't put too much ___ in the bowl.
  
  flour
  flower
  
  
• 10. The bride smiled nervously as she walked down the ___.
  
  isle
  aisle