IXL | Use the correct homophone | 8th grade language arts

Complete the sentence with the correct homophone.

Dr.

Beck

has

patience

whom she has been treating for more than twenty years.

patients

patience

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Complete the sentence with the correct homophone.

If you need to find me later this afternoon,

isle

be either at basketball practice or in the library finishing my history project.

aisle

isle

I'll

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

My friends and I buy lunch at school.

Buy means to pay for something.

Then we all eat together by the big tree.

By means near.

We say bye to each other when the bell rings.

Bye is short for goodbye.

The words aisle, isle, and I'll are homophones. Think about what each word means.

An aisle is a walkway between two sections of seats.

An isle is an island, especially a small one.

I'll is the contraction of "I will."

Complete the sentence with I'll. That homophone makes sense in the sentence.

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