Read the definitions.

shear = v., to cut
sheer = adj., thin
soar = v., to fly at a great height
sore = adj., feeling pain

If you look through the _____ curtains, you can watch the birds _____ over the ocean.

Which homophones correctly complete the sentence?

sheer, soar
shear, sore
shear, soar
sheer, sore

Question

Read the definitions.

shear = v., to cut
sheer = adj., thin
soar = v., to fly at a great height
sore = adj., feeling pain

If you look through the _____ curtains, you can watch the birds _____ over the ocean.

Which homophones correctly complete the sentence?

sheer, soar
shear, sore
shear, soar
sheer, sore

cooksd2023 · Answer

i dont get it but i think its b

Convert · Answer

Well soar means to fly above and sore means in pain and overused usually pertaining to muscles.

cooksd2023 · Answer

soo wym i still dont get it

Convert · Answer

Shear means to cut off usually meaning for wool and means thin and transparent.

Convert · Answer

They are both said the same but have different meanings.

cooksd2023 · Answer

soooo d

Convert · Answer

Well like I said sore means overused which I don't think it'd be.

cooksd2023 · Answer

so b

cooksd2023 · Answer

nvm

Convert · Answer

B also has sore in it lol.

cooksd2023 · Answer

a

Convert · Answer

Yes that's what I think it it'd be.

mxddi3 · Answer

Hmm, yeah so "soar" is what we are going to use for the bird portion. This means we can eliminate options b and d. Then from A and C, we are looking at curtains. Are the curtain thin, or do they cut? They'd be thin, so A is correct.