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There are many homophones in the English language. Homophones are words that sound the same but are spelled differently and have different meanings. Here are the homophones used in this story.

see- looking at
sea- a big body of water

here- the place where you are now
hear- to listen with your ears

eight- the number 8
ate- finished eating

horse-a kind of animal
hoarse-strange sound of your voice

bizarre- something strange
bazaar- a market where you can buy things

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pane- a glass part of a window
pain- something that is hurting; also something ..........annoying

aloud- speaking so people can hear you well
allowed- when it is okay to do something

feet- more than 1 foot (plural of the word foot)
feat- something that is difficult to do

nose- the part of your face that helps you.breathe
knows- to be aware of something

dear- something that is liked
deer- a kind of an animal that lives in the woods

piece- a small part of a thing
peace- quiet; also, not being at war

 

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