This is a tricky one because the word "mine" can have multiple meanings and functions in English:
* Possessive pronoun: "This is mine" (meaning belonging to me)
* Noun: "They worked in the mine" (referring to a place where minerals are extracted)
* Verb: "They mine for gold" (meaning to extract minerals)
The homograph in this case is the same word with a different meaning and pronunciation:
* "Mine" (possessive pronoun): pronounced /maɪn/
* "Mine" (noun or verb): pronounced /maɪn/
So, while the spelling is the same, the context helps determine the intended meaning.