Common Examples:
* To, Too, Two: "I want to go to the store." "That's too bad." "I have two cats."
* There, Their, They're: "Let's go over there." "That's their house." "They're going to the beach."
* Here, Hear: "Come here!" "I can hear the music."
* See, Sea: "I can see the sea."
* Write, Right: "I will write a letter." "You are right."
* No, Know: "I have no idea." "I know the answer."
* Your, You're: "This is your book." "You're going to be late."
* Wear, Where: "I wear a hat." "Where did you go?"
* Its, It's: "The dog wagged its tail." "It's a beautiful day."
Less Common Examples:
* Peace, Piece: "Let's make peace." "I ate a piece of pie."
* Break, Brake: "Take a break." "The brakes failed."
* Waist, Waste: "He has a small waist." "Don't waste your time."
* Allowed, Aloud: "You are allowed to go." "He read the story aloud."
* Bare, Bear: "He was bare chested." "The bear is brown."
* Hour, Our: "I will be there in an hour." "This is our car."
* Pair, Pear: "I have a pair of shoes." "I ate a pear."
Pro Tip: Be careful! Homophones can cause a lot of confusion in writing! Always double-check your spelling before submitting your work.