Homophones and Spelling (2)

Homophones:

Definition:

1. one of a group of words that are pronounced in the same way but differing in meaning or spelling or both, as for example bear and bare

2. a written letter or combination of letters that represents the same speech sound as anothe, for example 'ph' is a homophone of 'f' in English

Spelling:

Definition:

1. the act or process of writing words by using the letters conventionally accepted for their formation; orthography
2. the art or study of orthography
3. the actual way in which a word is spelt
4. the ability of a person to spell


Let's watch Tiara and Matt trying to understand each other.

 

Giving the folowing phonetic symbols, write down the homophones words.

• /nəʊ/      
• /meɪd/   
• /meɪl/       
• /miːt /     
• /ˈmɔːnɪŋ/    
• /nʌn/        
• /ɔː/ 
• /wʌn/     
• /pɛə/      
•  /piːs/    
• /pleɪn/    
• /pʊə;/ /pɔː/
• /preɪ/    
• /ˈprɪnsɪpəl/     
• /ˈprɒfɪt/
• /ˈrɪəl/       
• /raɪt /       
• /ruːt/       
• /seɪl/        
• /siː/           
• /siːm/     
• /saɪt/        
• /səʊ/        
• /ʃɔː/       
• /səʊl/     
• /sʌm/      
• /sʌn/       
• /stɛə/        
• /ˈsteɪʃənərɪ/          
• /stiːl/       
• /swiːt/   
• /teɪl /         
• /ðɛə /      
• /tuː/