Here are some examples:
Words with different pronunciations:
* bow (to bend) vs. bow (a weapon)
* lead (a metal) vs. lead (to guide)
* read (past tense of read) vs. read (present tense of read)
* tear (a drop of water from the eye) vs. tear (to rip)
* wind (to turn something) vs. wind (air in motion)
Words with the same pronunciation:
* address (a location) vs. address (to speak to)
* bat (a nocturnal flying mammal) vs. bat (a piece of equipment used in baseball)
* bass (a type of fish) vs. bass (low musical notes)
* close (to shut) vs. close (near)
* content (the things that are inside something) vs. content (satisfied)
* fine (of high quality) vs. fine (a penalty)
* minute (a small amount of time) vs. minute (very small)
* object (a thing) vs. object (to disagree)
* produce (to make or grow) vs. produce (fruits and vegetables)
This is just a small sample. There are many more homographs in the English language!