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Which of the following sets is an example of homophones A. Tired/tried B. Happy/sad C. Angry/mad D. Flea/flee

Which of the following sets is an example of homophones A. Tired/tried B. Happy/sad C. Angry/mad D. Flea/flee
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Which of the following sets is an example of homophones

A. Tired/tried
B. Happy/sad
C. Angry/mad
D. Flea/flee

User Dave Hirschfeld
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It’s d because the other answers are emotions
User Moses Liao GZ
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The answer is D, flea and flee. Homophones sound the same, but are spelled differently and have different meanings.
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