Homophones

We learned about HOMOPHONES.
Homophones means words that sounds alike but spelled differently.
There are many homophones that we can find in our daily life, however we learned only 5 pairs of homophones in class.

Some - Sum
Some: Not a particular one.
I finished up some of my homework in school. 
Sum: Total numbers added together.
The sum of 2 and 3 is 5.

Rose - Rows
Rose: A fragrant flower that grows on a bush and has a prickly stem.
The red rose in the garden is so beautiful.
Rows: A line
There are three rows of chairs in the hall. 

Blue - Blew
Blue: Having the colour of a clear sky or the sea.
My favourite colour is blue.
Blew: Past tense of blow.
Ali blew off the candles on the cake during his birthday party.

Tail - Tale
Tail: A part which grows at the back or rear end of many animals.
Rabbit has short and fluffy tail.
Tale: A story
Teacher is telling a tale of Cinderella.

Pair - Pear
Pair: Two things of a kind that goes together.
I have a pair of new shoes.
Pear: The juicy, sweet fruits.
A pear is a sweet and juicy fruit.

You can find your own homophones in books, newspapers, magazines and also in the internet.