Common Homophones
* There, their, they're:
* There: Indicates a place or location. ("The book is over there.")
* Their: Indicates possession. ("Their car is red.")
* They're: A contraction of "they are." ("They're going to the store.")
* To, too, two:
* To: Indicates direction or purpose. ("I'm going to the park.")
* Too: Means also or excessively. ("I'm too tired.")
* Two: The number 2. ("There are two cats.")
* Your, you're:
* Your: Indicates possession. ("Your phone is ringing.")
* You're: A contraction of "you are." ("You're welcome.")
* Here, hear:
* Here: Indicates a place or location. ("Come here.")
* Hear: To perceive sound. ("I can hear you.")
* See, sea:
* See: To perceive with your eyes. ("I can see the ocean.")
* Sea: A large body of saltwater. ("The sea is vast.")
More Homophones
* Bare, bear
* Break, brake
* By, buy, bye
* Choose, chews
* Flour, flower
* Know, no
* Peace, piece
* Right, write
* Sail, sale
* Soar, sore
Tip: Be careful using homophones in writing, as they can easily change the meaning of a sentence. Always double-check to make sure you're using the correct word!