“Right” if you mean correct, or a direction you might turn towards, or a fundamental social thing you are entitled to. “Write” if you mean composing a text, or the act of inscribing text on somethin

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“Right” if you mean correct, or a direction you might turn towards, or a fundamental social thing you are entitled to. “Write” if you mean composing a text, or the act of inscribing text on something. “Wright” if you mean a person who makes a particular thing professionally - wheelwright, playwright, shipwright etc

Which is the correct sentence?

The wright had to write a report

The wright had to right a report

The write had to wright a report

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18 sep. 2024 10:11

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It's a very archaic word. I've never heard it used before, except in the terms "playwright" (usually in the context of Shakespeare) and "The Wright Report" (a TV show). Very rare word these days. Most native speakers won't know the meaning of "shipwright" or "wheelwright" without looking these words up in Google or a dictionary.

18 sep. 2024 10:34

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