English 3: Read the following sentences and select the one that uses a homophone correctly.

It is estimated that 30–60 million buffalo traveled the planes in the mid-1800s in America.
She preferred her hamburgers to be plane—no condiments and no vegetables—just meat and a bun.
The mother and her children were the first ones on the plane; their seats were next to the Picklepit.
The plain was flying so low the trees were rippling after it went by.

Question

English 3: Read the following sentences and select the one that uses a homophone correctly.

It is estimated that 30–60 million buffalo traveled the planes in the mid-1800s in America.
 She preferred her hamburgers to be plane—no condiments and no vegetables—just meat and a bun.
 The mother and her children were the first ones on the plane; their seats were next to the Picklepit.
 The plain was flying so low the trees were rippling after it went by.

KingPizza · Answer

so first do you know what homophones are?

IsabelFriedmannbells · Answer

@nicktheblade16  what answer do you think it is?

KingPizza · Answer

so think of the difference between the words, "Plane" and "plain". A plane sounds similar to plain, but they have very different meanings.

NicktheBlade16 · Answer

I think it is the 3rd one. Is that right?

NicktheBlade16 · Answer

no that i am thinking its obvious. Im 11th grade and an idiot lmao

NicktheBlade16 · Answer

meant know not no

KingPizza · Answer

yes you would be right

@nicktheblade16 wrote:

I think it is the 3rd one. Is that right?

yes you would be right, because it uses the word "plane" correctly