Homophones

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Many children cannot (weight/wait) for their birthdays

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I (heard/herd) that Ellie got a new puppy for her birthday.

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My new shoes caused a blister on my (heal/heel).

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Pikes (Peek/Peak) is a famous mountain in the United States.

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The contest winner was in a (daze/days) when he heard the news.

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Try not to (peak/peek) at your presents before the party.

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I wonder who (cent/sent) me this birthday card?

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The cut will (heel/heal) faster without the bandage.

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An elephant's (wait/weight) is about two thousand pounds.

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It was difficult to (herd/heard) the cattle yesterday.