Homophones for Unit 7 - the long vowel sound /ī/

Spelling homophones...
...the words the computer spellchecker will not spot

To review the spellings before the test, go to Unit 7 page 17.

Test 6.
There is one mistake in each sentence.
Spot the mistake and type the CORRECT word in the box.


Spot the mistake


Type the whole word
Do you mined the sight of blood?
I might have a byte of that pie.
He asked us to by him a new bike.
All went quite when the storm died down.
The map shows the sight of the mines.
He was find for stealing the wine.
Is this the rite way to the seaside?
The tide came up much hire yesterday.
The bride died her white dress blue.
Mint, time and parsley are herbs.
I think she's begun to tyre of him.
Bats fly around at knight.


 

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