Sound-alike pairs:
* To/Too/Two:
* To: Indicates direction or purpose (e.g., "I went to the store.")
* Too: Indicates an excess or addition (e.g., "It's too hot outside.")
* Two: The number 2 (e.g., "There are two apples on the table.")
* There/Their/They're:
* There: Indicates a place (e.g., "Let's go over there.")
* Their: Indicates possession (e.g., "This is their house.")
* They're: Contraction of "they are" (e.g., "They're going to the park.")
* Here/Hear:
* Here: Indicates a place (e.g., "Come here.")
* Hear: To perceive sound (e.g., "I can hear the music.")
* See/Sea:
* See: To perceive with the eyes (e.g., "I can see the mountains.")
* Sea: A large body of saltwater (e.g., "The ship sailed across the sea.")
* Right/Write:
* Right: Opposite of left, or correct (e.g., "Turn right at the corner.")
* Write: To use a pen or keyboard to form words (e.g., "I need to write a letter.")
* Your/You're:
* Your: Indicates possession (e.g., "This is your book.")
* You're: Contraction of "you are" (e.g., "You're the best.")
Other Homophones:
* Pair/Pear: (A set of two) / (A type of fruit)
* Bare/Bear: (Uncovered) / (A large mammal)
* Break/Brake: (To shatter) / (To slow down a vehicle)
* Flour/Flower: (Powdered grain) / (A blooming plant)
* Know/No: (To be aware of) / (The opposite of yes)
* Peace/Piece: (Harmony) / (A part of something)
* Sail/Sale: (To travel by boat) / (A discount on goods)
* Waist/Waste: (The middle part of the body) / (Something useless)
Remember, homophones sound alike but have different meanings. Pay close attention to the context to determine the correct word.