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    Les homonymes


    LES HOMONYMES 
    Les mots qui ont une même sonorité, qui sont de prononciation identique mais de sens différents sont appelés     HOMONYMES.
    Exemples : le bout, la boue, l'eau bout  (du verbe bouillir)sont des homonymes
    le bout de ficelle, marcher dans la boue, l'eau bout dans la casserole
    on distingue :

    • ceux dont l'orthographe est distincte : la boue, le bout
    • ceux dont l'orthographe est identique : le bout : l'eau bout
    • et les homonymes dits grammaticaux : et/est; a/à ;on/ont.

    Pour ne pas les confondre, il faut pour les uns les situer dans leurs contexte et procéder par substitution pour les autres. 





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    1. Cristina est la soeur de ma mère elle est donc ma
    2. Pour camper j'emporte ma
    3. J'ai un torticolis j'ai donc mal au
    4. Mark m'a donné un de poing
    5. Le de revient de cette robe est trop élevé







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