Common Homographs:
* Bat: (a nocturnal flying mammal) vs. (a piece of equipment used in baseball)
* Bow: (to bend at the waist) vs. (a weapon that shoots arrows) vs. (a knot used to tie shoelaces)
* Can: (a metal container) vs. (to be able to)
* Content: (satisfied) vs. (the things contained within something)
* Desert: (a barren area of land) vs. (to abandon)
* Fine: (of high quality) vs. (a penalty)
* Lead: (a heavy metal) vs. (to guide)
* Minute: (a unit of time) vs. (very small)
* Object: (a thing) vs. (to oppose)
* Produce: (fruits and vegetables) vs. (to create)
* Record: (a written account) vs. (to preserve sound or image)
* Refuse: (garbage) vs. (to decline)
* Right: (correct) vs. (the opposite of left)
* Tear: (a drop of liquid from the eye) vs. (to rip)
* Wind: (moving air) vs. (to coil)
Other Homographs:
* Address: (a location) vs. (to speak to)
* Bat: (a nocturnal flying mammal) vs. (a piece of equipment used in baseball)
* Book: (a collection of written or printed pages) vs. (to make a reservation)
* Close: (to shut) vs. (near)
* Content: (satisfied) vs. (the things contained within something)
* Desert: (a barren area of land) vs. (to abandon)
* Fine: (of high quality) vs. (a penalty)
* Grave: (a place for burying the dead) vs. (serious)
* Mean: (unkind) vs. (average)
* Object: (a thing) vs. (to oppose)
* Present: (a gift) vs. (being in a particular place)
* Produce: (fruits and vegetables) vs. (to create)
* Project: (a plan or task) vs. (to extend outward)
* Record: (a written account) vs. (to preserve sound or image)
* Refuse: (garbage) vs. (to decline)
* Right: (correct) vs. (the opposite of left)
* Tear: (a drop of liquid from the eye) vs. (to rip)
* Wind: (moving air) vs. (to coil)
This is just a small sample of the many homographs in the English language. Remember that pronunciation can be a key difference between homographs. Pay attention to the context of the word to understand which meaning is intended.