Homographs:
* Bat: A nocturnal flying mammal (noun) / To hit a ball with a bat (verb)
* Bow: A curved piece of wood used for shooting arrows (noun) / To bend the head or upper body in a gesture of respect (verb)
* Can: A sealed metal container (noun) / To be able to (verb)
* Content: The things that are in something (noun) / Satisfied (adjective)
* Fine: A sum of money paid as a penalty (noun) / Very good (adjective)
* Lead: A heavy, soft metal (noun) / To guide or direct (verb)
* Object: A physical thing (noun) / To disagree (verb)
* Present: A gift (noun) / Currently happening (adjective)
* Record: A written account of events (noun) / To write down something (verb)
* Right: Correct or proper (adjective) / The opposite of left (noun)
* Tear: A drop of liquid from the eye (noun) / To rip something (verb)
* Wind: Moving air (noun) / To turn something around (verb)
Homophones:
* There, Their, They're: (Place, possession, contraction of "they are")
* To, Too, Two: (Direction, also, the number two)
* Your, You're: (Possession, contraction of "you are")
* See, Sea: (To perceive with the eyes, a large body of salt water)
* Hear, Here: (To perceive sound, in this place)
* Break, Brake: (To separate, a device for slowing down)
* Know, No: (To be aware of, the opposite of yes)
* Write, Right: (To compose words, correct)
* Wait, Weight: (To delay, the heaviness of something)
Let me know if you'd like more examples or want me to explain the difference between homographs and homophones in more detail!