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| − | == Homophones ==
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| − | A homophone is a word or a [[phrase]] that has the same pronunciation as another word or phrase, but has a different meaning. An example of a pair of homophones would be "ice cream" and "I scream."
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| − | Common homophones include:
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| − | ! Common Homophones
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| − | | They're
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| − | | Read (past tense)
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| − | |Your
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| − | [[Category:Linguistics]]
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