Heal, Heel & He'll
English Language: KS3, topic 1.5.10
Heal, Heel and He'll
Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings or spellings. Let's look at an example...
Heel
- The heel of my foot hurts after dancing.
- Your heel is the round part at the back of your foot.
Heal
- The doctor can heal you.
- To heal is to cure someone.
He'll
- He'll be out later.
- He'll is the short form of 'he will'.
Test yourself on Heal, Heel & He'll
What are homophones of the word 'he'll'?
Which sentences use the homophones 'heel', 'heal' and 'he'll' correctly?
Which word should go in the gap?
____ be a great dancer when he is older.