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Practicing Homophones - School Specialty

looking for the lost dog. 3. are two houses for sale. 4. planning to go sailing. 5. What did you see over ? 6. They wanted to visit aunt. 7. late every day. 8. Is your book at house? ... steel—steal tale—tail thrown—throne wait—weight wear—ware wrote—rote. Common Homonyms

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Identifying Subjects, Verbs, and Prepositions

3. My untrained dog piddles in the house and barks loudly, but my friend’s poodle is house trained and never barks. A. untrained is the verb; dog and poodle are the subjects of never . B. dog is the subject of the verbs piddles and barks; poodle is the subject of the verbs is and barks . C. house, poodle and dog are subjects; untrained and loudly