1. "There" vs. "Their" vs. "They're"
* There: I left my keys there on the table.
* Their: The students were excited about their field trip.
* They're: They're going to the park after school.
2. "To" vs. "Too" vs. "Two"
* To: I went to the store.
* Too: The cake was too sweet.
* Two: I have two cats.
3. "Your" vs. "You're"
* Your: This is your book.
* You're: You're going to be late if you don't hurry.
4. "Hear" vs. "Here"
* Hear: Can you hear the music?
* Here: Come here and sit next to me.
5. "See" vs. "Sea"
* See: I can see the beach from my window.
* Sea: We went swimming in the sea.
6. "No" vs. "Know"
* No: I have no time for that.
* Know: Do you know how to get there?
7. "Right" vs. "Write"
* Right: You're right, that's a good idea.
* Write: Please write your name on the paper.
8. "By" vs. "Buy"
* By: We traveled by train.
* Buy: I want to buy a new phone.
9. "Its" vs. "It's"
* Its: The dog wagged its tail.
* It's: It's a beautiful day.
10. "Their" vs. "There" vs. "They're"
* Their: Their house is on the corner.
* There: I saw a dog there in the yard.
* They're: They're coming over later.
These are just a few examples – there are many more homophones in the English language!