Homophones: Words that sound the same but have different spellings and meanings.
* There, Their, They're: "Let's go over there." "This is their house." "They're coming to dinner."
* To, Too, Two: "I want to go home." "That's too expensive." "I have two cats."
* See, Sea: "I can see the beach." "The ship sailed across the sea."
* Hear, Here: "I can hear you." "Come here and sit down."
* Write, Right: "I will write you a letter." "You are right."
* Know, No: "I know the answer." "I have no idea."
* Pair, Pear: "A pair of shoes." "I ate a pear for lunch."
Homographs: Words that are spelled the same but have different meanings and sometimes different pronunciations.
* Bat (noun): a nocturnal flying mammal
* Bat (noun): a piece of equipment used in baseball
* Bat (verb): to hit something with a bat
* Bow (noun): a knot tied with two loops
* Bow (noun): a weapon for shooting arrows
* Bow (verb): to bend at the waist
* Lead (noun): a heavy metal
* Lead (verb): to guide someone
* Object (noun): a physical thing
* Object (verb): to disagree with something
* Wind (noun): moving air
* Wind (verb): to twist or turn something
Perfect Homonyms: Words that are spelled and pronounced the same but have different meanings.
* Bat (noun): a nocturnal flying mammal
* Bat (noun): a piece of equipment used in baseball
* Fine (adjective): excellent
* Fine (noun): a payment for a crime
* Right (adjective): correct
* Right (noun): a privilege or entitlement
Important Note: These are just a few examples. There are many more homonyms in the English language!