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Which sentence uses homophones correctly?

After Fred said good-bye, he went by the market to buy spaghetti sauce.

The fruit cellar at the farmer's market said I could store apples for months in the seller.

When I am chili after a day of skiing, nothing tastes better than a big bowl of chilly.

Everyone nose that the human knows never stops growing.

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Jagger Silva

4 May, 09:01

Choose the answer.

Which sentence uses homophones correctly?

After Fred said good-bye, he went by the market to buy spaghetti sauce.

The fruit cellar at the farmer's market said I could store apples for months in the seller.

When I am chili after a day of skiing, nothing tastes better than a big bowl of chilly.

Everyone nose that the human knows never stops growing.

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Tania Newman · Answer 1

The answer is "After Fred said good-bye, he went by the market to buy spaghetti sauce."

The fruit cellar one is wrong, due to the fact it should be, "The fruit seller at the farmer's market said I could store apples for months in the cellar." A cellar is like a basement, while a seller is someone who sells things. You cannot be a cellar, and you cannot store something inside a seller.

The skiing one is wrong, since it should be "When I am chilly after a day of skiing, nothing tastes better than a big bowl of chili." Chili is a type of food, chilly means cold. You cannot be chili, and you cannot eat chilly.