Write a sentence that correctly uses a pair of homophones. identify the homophones by listing them after your sentence. explain what each word means.

We must go to the park at two o'clock.

Explanation: homophones are two or more words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling. In English there are many common homophones. One example of a sentence using a pair of homophones would be: We must go to the park at two o'clock. The words "to" and "two" are homophones because they have the same pronuntiation and different meanings: "to" is a preposition that indicates a place, and "two" is a number.

I accept the job but except the money.

Accept means you accept to volunteer or accept the cash.

Except means to not include on something or "it was a sunny day except there was no water.

Accept and except almost sounds the same.

Explanation: hope this helps!