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Which sentence accurately uses the homophone "principal"? it is against my personal principal to tell a lie. our school relies on the principal of fair play. first, you need to learn the basic principal of the game. i was very surprised to hear the principal call my name?

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noyazallan

The correct answer is the last one: "I was very surprised to hear the principal call my name." This answer is correct because a "principal" is a person, while its homophone "principle" is another word for a set of rules. They can easily be confused, but the best way to tell the difference is to remember that "principal" is a person because it has the word "pal" in it, as if it's a friend. Whereas "principle" is not a person, but instead a set of rules.

ayfat23

The sentence that accurately uses the homophone "principle" is  "I was very surprised to hear the principal call my name."

What is homophone?

A homophone  serves as word that is pronounced the same as another word, even though they have different meaning.

The word principal can be mistaken for principle in the last statement, hence they are homophones.

Learn more about homophone at;

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