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.

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.

danysanchy97 · Answer

@jabez177

jabez177 · Answer

Do any of them even have Homophones? :/

danysanchy97 · Answer

lol, idk im stuck on this queston

jabez177 · Answer

I don't even see any... :/
@Awolflover1

awolflover1 · Answer

hmm..i do see one, Which one do you think?

jabez177 · Answer

http://prntscr.com/9q2v35 Here they are, which one is used correctly?

glitterychan · Answer

Break and Brake are homophones. However, only one of the answers uses it correctly. Say it out loud and try to see which definition fits in the context

danysanchy97 · Answer

so cold it be C?

jabez177 · Answer

Yes it can! :)

danysanchy97 · Answer

*could

danysanchy97 · Answer

thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

glitterychan · Answer

Definitely :)