Homophones Pillows

Description: A black background displays the words "COMMON HOMOPHONES" at the top in white. Below, "There: (homphons)", "Their: (suit)-ciuffupont", and "They're: (temphans)" are listed. Three yellow pencils with pink erasers are positioned to the right of these words, one with a yellow "X" marking over "They're". A final line reads "They're: tempnesim)" with another pencil below it. The bottom features "#TeacherLife" in white.

Description: A text-based typographic layout featuring large grey block letters with white outlines. Central text reads 'YOU WHO MISUSE THERE THEIR AND THEY'RE FRESTORTARAND YOU HOMOPHONES'. Flanking sides show 'WATT MAUSER THIBET WET' and 'YOU CIOLET MISESESE BICY'IRE'. All text is set against a solid black background.

Description: A homophone is when 2 or more words that are spelled differently are pronounced the same way, but have different meanings. Substituting the homophone spelling of words can create funny sentences. Make others do a double-take reading this saying!

Description: Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo is a grammatically correct sentence in English. By using homonyms and homophones, complicated linguistic constructs can be created through lexical ambiguity.

Description: Are you often confused with their, there and they're? Well, here's a simple way to remember the difference and never mess them up again!

Description: Sometimes words in French sound like words in English