Question

In which sentence is a homophone used correctly?
A. I would not want to be there mother.
B. Wherever you go, their you are.
C. He replaced the brake lining.
D. He could not break quickly enough to avoid the accident

Answer 1

What do you think the answer is?

Answer 2

hi

Answer 3

You don't need to be sure. I just want you to try.

Answer 4

estamate

Answer 5

Due to this website's policies, we can't give direct answers.

Answer 6

wich is the best one

Answer 7

what do you think is the best one

Answer 8

@CandyCove i am not i am helping her

Answer 9

Can you please give the question a try, @danysanchy97?

Answer 10

would it be B?

Answer 11

Nope. Try again.

Answer 12

good try

Answer 13

okay then D?

Answer 14

What makes you say it is D?

Answer 15

im sorry i get busy at times.

Answer 16

because it has words with same pronunciation but with a different meaning

Answer 17

No. D is not the answer.

Answer 18

good try

Answer 19

Which of the options make most sense to you?

Answer 20

it is between a & c wich one do you think

Answer 21

would it be A then?

Answer 22

A. I would not want to be there mother. <------ This sentence doesn't even have the right form of they're/their/there. How can it be the answer? Use your brain.

Answer 23

@CandyCove be nice do not forget the code of conduct

Answer 24

@jabez177

Answer 25

I'm well aware of the CoC so please do not say I've "forgotten" about it. I'm trying to help this person.

Answer 26

@jigglypuff314 @CandyCove is beaing verry mean

Answer 27

Anyway. You can go ahead and help this person as I have much more important things to do. Thank you. Adios!

Answer 28

@jigglypuff314 candy cove isbeing very mean

Answer 29

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