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Read the following sentence:
Ware/wear/where do you keep the flour/flower? I want to bake some bread/bred.
Which homophones are correct?
O Where/flower/bread
Where/flour/bread
Ware/flower/bred
Wear/flour/bred



Answer :

GinnyAnswer
In the sentence provided, the correct homophones are:
- Where/flour/bread

Here's why:
1. "Where" refers to a location or place. In the sentence, it makes sense to ask where you keep the flour.
2. "Flour" is a common baking ingredient, which fits with the context of wanting to bake bread.
3. "Bread" is the correct word for the type of food being mentioned in the sentence.

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