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Homophone Pair Game
All the cards are place faced down and students/small groups take it in turns to pick up two. If the two are homophones, they keep the two cards. The position of the cards must be kept as at the start to help the students remember where the cards are.
| Some | Sum | Know | No |
| Too | To | So | Sew |
| Red | Read (past) | Threw | Through |
| By | Buy | Sore | Saw |
| Break | Brake | See | Sea |
| Wring | Ring | Ate | Eight |
| Meat | Meet | Hare | Hair |
| Sent | Scent | Board | Bored |
| Made | Maid | Quay | Key |
| Flower | Flour | Night | Knight |
| Hole | Whole | Bare | Bear |
| Peace | Piece | Dear | Deer |
| Hear | Here | Seen | Scene |
| Pair | Pear | Right | Write |
| Won | One | There | Their |
| Sun | Son | Pour | Poor |
