Homophones

one, , three, four | also =

, my name is Alice | up in the air =

After school you want to your friends. | flesh of an animal:

Opposite of “old”: | Past tense of “to know”:

Simple past of “to throw”: | You look a telescope.

Mother and father, daughter and | It shines down on us:

Stopping a moving vehicle: | Don’t the glass.

A has got 7 days | opposite of “strong”:

To have and to are frequent verbs | A very small animal that produced honey:

the first person singular: | You see with them:

You your clothes | a question word:

The opposite of “yes” is | Do you Paul?

The opposite of “there” is | to listen =

Preposition; you use the word in passive sentences: | You do it in shops:

When you have a in your shirt, you must mend (flicken) it. | When you know the complete book, you know the book.

You with your eyes. | You can swim in it:

It’s raining today. The is bad | if =

It’s a of cake | opposite of “war”:

Make love, not | past tense of “to wear”:

She the game last year. | When you count, you usually start with this number:

me a postcard from Vienna. | correct =

At you can see the stars | an important person in the Middle Ages:

We own this house, it is house. | 60 minutes = one

He had to use all his strength to lift the heavy | a minute.

The family’s house is over . | It is house.