List of Use the correct homophone

1. Accept – to receive; Except – to exclude
2. Aisle – a passageway between rows; Isle – a small island
3. Allowed – permitted; Aloud – spoken out loud
4. Bald – lacking hair; Bawled – cried loudly
5. Bare – not covered; Bear – an animal or to endure
6. Beach – sandy shore; Beach – to hit or collide
7. Brake – a device to stop a vehicle; Break – to shatter or fracture
8. Capital – a city that is a seat of government; Capitol – a building where lawmakers meet
9. Cereal – a type of grain; Serial – a sequence or series
10. Complement – something that completes; Compliment – praise or admiration
11. Counsel – advice or guidance; Council – a group of people governing
12. Current – happening now or a flow of water; Currant – a type of fruit
13. Device – a tool or gadget; Devise – to plan or invent
14. Dew – moisture from the air; Due – expected or owed
15. Die – to stop living; Dye – a colorant used for coloring
16. Eat – to consume food; Eighty – the number after seventy-nine
17. Effect – a result or outcome; Affect – to influence
18. Fair – just or light in color; Fare – the price of a ticket
19. Flour – a baking ingredient; Flower – a blooming plant
20. Forth – onward in time or place; Fourth – the number 4 in a sequence
21. Hole – an opening; Whole – entire or complete
22. Knot – a tied loop; Not – a negation
23. Lead – a type of metal or to guide; Led – past tense of lead
24. Mail – postal service; Male – a gender
25. Manor – a large house or estate; Manner – a way of doing something
26. Meat – edible flesh; Meet – to encounter or assemble
27. Minor – lesser or younger; Miner – someone who works in a mine
28. Moral – ethical or virtuous; Morale – the spirit or mood
29. Mourn – to grieve; Morn – the beginning of the day
30. Muscle – a tissue in the body; Mussel – a type of shellfish
31. None – not one; Nun – a member of a religious community
32. Pail – a bucket; Pale – light in color or lacking intensity
33. Pair – two of something; Pare – to trim or cut; Pear – a fruit
34. Pass – to go by or succeed; Past – the time that has gone by
35. Peace – tranquility or absence of conflict; Piece – a portion or part
36. Principal – the head of a school; Principle – a fundamental truth
37. Profit – financial gain; Prophet – a person who foretells
38. Rain – precipitation; Reign – to rule as a monarch; Rein – a strap used to control a horse
39. Right – correct or a direction; Write – to compose text
40. Rose – a type of flower; Rose – past tense of rise
41. Sail – a canvas for wind propulsion; Sale – a transaction of goods
42. Scene – a setting or part of a play; Seen – past participle of see
43. Serf – a laborer bound to the land; Surf – to ride waves
44. Sole – the bottom of a foot or shoe; Soul – the spiritual part of a person
45. Stationary – not moving; Stationery – writing materials
46. Steal – to take unlawfully; Steel – a type of metal
47. Their – belonging to them; There – in or at that place; They’re – contraction of they are
48. Threw – past tense of throw; Through – moving in one side and out the other
49. To – a preposition; Too – meaning excessively or also; Two – the number 2
50. Vain – excessive pride in oneself; Vein – a blood vessel
51. Wait – to remain in expectation; Weight – the measure of heaviness
52. Wave – to move back and forth; Waive – to give up or relinquish
53. Weak – lacking strength; Week – a period of seven days
54. Weather – atmospheric conditions; Whether – indicating a choice or doubt
55. Wear – to have on one’s body; Where – a location
56. Witch – a person with magical powers; Which – a question word or used for choices
57. Wood – material from trees; Would – a modal verb indicating possibility
58. Yolk – the yellow part of an egg; Yoke – a device used to harness animals
59. Affect – to influence; Effect – a result
60. Bare – uncovered; Bear – to endure or an animal
61. Cane – a plant or walking stick; Cain – a name or biblical figure
62. Cell – a small room or unit; Sell – to exchange for money
63. Close – near or to shut; Clothes – garments worn
64. Creak – a squeaking sound; Cric – a type of cricket
65. Dane – a person from Denmark; Deign – to do something below one’s dignity
66. Flair – a talent or style; Flare – a burst of light or flame
67. Gait – the manner of walking; Gate – a movable barrier
68. Humerus – a bone in the arm; Humorous – funny or amusing
69. Junction – a place where things meet; Juntion – not a correct term (commonly confused with junction)
70. Knot – tied rope; Not – negation
71. Lend – to give temporarily; Loan – money borrowed
72. Manner – a way of doing something; Manor – a large house
73. Nausea – a feeling of sickness; Nauseous – causing nausea
74. Oppose – to resist; Oppose – a mistaken term for oppose
75. Pore – a small opening in the skin; Pour – to cause a liquid to flow
76. Peel – to remove skin; Peal – a loud sound, often of bells
77. Plead – to beg; Plead – to appeal (commonly confused with plead)
78. Propose – to suggest or offer; Purpose – an aim or intention
79. Reign – to rule as a monarch; Rain – precipitation
80. Sole – only or the bottom part of a shoe; Soul – the spiritual essence
81. Stair – a step in a staircase; Stare – to look fixedly
82. Stationery – writing materials; Stationary – not moving
83. Steer – to guide a vehicle; Sphere – a round shape
84. Tale – a story; Tail – the rear part of an animal
85. Taught – past tense of teach; Taut – stretched tight
86. Teem – to overflow; Team – a group of people working together
87. Toe – a part of the foot; Tow – to pull something behind
88. Toad – a type of amphibian; Tode – not a standard term (commonly confused with toad)
89. Vain – excessively proud; Vein – a blood vessel
90. Wade – to walk through water; Weighed – past tense of weigh

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