Una de las cosas m\u00e1s confusas que uno se encuentra cuando aprende una lengua extranjera son los hom\u00f3nimos y los hom\u00f3fonos.<\/p>\n
Un hom\u00f3nimo es una de las dos o m\u00e1s palabras que se escriben y pronuncian igual pero que tienen un significado diferente. Un ejemplo de ello es la palabra \"llevar\". Una de las definiciones de esta palabra es llevar, traer, transportar, mover, transportar, llevar, traer, entregar, cargar, arrastrar. Ejemplo: El hombre vino con regalos para todos los ni\u00f1os.
\nUn hom\u00f3fono es uno de dos o m\u00e1s palabras. Un \"oso\" es tambi\u00e9n una mamita carn\u00edvora. Un hom\u00f3fono se pronuncia igual pero es diferente en su significado o derivaci\u00f3n o en su ortograf\u00eda, como to, too y two. \"To\" es una preposici\u00f3n utilizada en el caso infinitivo y una preposici\u00f3n que indica un destino. Ejemplo: Voy a la tienda. \"Too\" significa adem\u00e1s o tambi\u00e9n. Ejemplo: Voy a la tienda tambi\u00e9n. \"Two\" es un n\u00famero. Es la suma de uno m\u00e1s uno. Ejemplo: Necesito comprar dos cartones de leche.
\nLa ortograf\u00eda de los hom\u00f3fonos en ingl\u00e9s es un gran problema incluso para los nativos. El que veo que es probablemente el m\u00e1s problem\u00e1tico es there, their y they're. \"There\" es en o en ese lugar. Ejemplo: Por favor, ponte ah\u00ed. \"Their\" es un pronombre posesivo que muestra la propiedad. Ejemplo: Ese es su coche. \"They're\" es una contracci\u00f3n del pronombre de tercera persona - they + are. Ejemplo: Van a ir a la tienda.<\/p>\n
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