The national curriculum in England: English Appendix 1: Spelling
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Study the word list: Non-statutory words: homophones #1

Homophones and other words that are often confused.

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aisle 		The bride walked down the aisle of the church.
isle 		The Isle of Skye is in Scotland.
aloud 		Read the words aloud.
affect 		The government cuts will affect everyone.
effect 		The special effects are incredible.
altar 		There are candles on the altar.
alter 		I'm going to alter my hair style.
ascent 		We continued our ascent of the mountain.
assent 		He gave a strong nod of assent.
bridal 		Her bridal gown was spectacular.
bridle 		Bridle - timber split into thirds.
cereal 		Most children like cereal for breakfast.
serial 		This TV drama is a weekly serial.
compliment 		A compliment can make you feel good.
complement 		Her scarf complemented her outfit.

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