Question
Which sentence uses homophones correctly?
Responses
Your new perfume has a nice scent, too.
Your new perfume has a nice scent, too. - not selected, this is the correct answer
Your knew perfume has a nice cent, too.
Your knew perfume has a nice cent, too. - no response given
Your new perfume has a nice cent, too.
Your new perfume has a nice cent, too. - no response given
Your knew perfume has a nice scent, too.
explain why my answer is write in one sentence make it sound like a 4th grader
Responses
Your new perfume has a nice scent, too.
Your new perfume has a nice scent, too. - not selected, this is the correct answer
Your knew perfume has a nice cent, too.
Your knew perfume has a nice cent, too. - no response given
Your new perfume has a nice cent, too.
Your new perfume has a nice cent, too. - no response given
Your knew perfume has a nice scent, too.
explain why my answer is write in one sentence make it sound like a 4th grader
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
Your answer is correct because "scent" means a smell and "your new" tells us it’s about a new perfume, while the other sentences use the wrong words like "knew" and "cent," which don’t make sense here.