Grate & Great
English Language: KS3, topic 1.5.7
Grate and Great
Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings or spellings. Let's look at an example...
Grate
- You should grate the cheese for the sandwich.
- To grate means to shred.
Great
- You are great!
- Great means really good!
Test yourself on Grate & Great
Which word should go in the gap?
He is ____ at football.What word should go in the gap?
I would like some ____ cheese on my pasta.Which sentences use the words 'great' and 'grate' correctly?